25 George St

MTCC 837

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Outdoor Patio / Garden, Games / Recreation Room

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water, Parking

The immense feeling of the St. Lawrence neighbourhood is one of the most eclectic aspects of living in an incredible condominium built back in 1984 at 25 George St; the condominium known as Olde York Place II!Nestled on the corner of George St and Front St. E, this condominium was built by King-Frederick Realty Limited. The exterior of the Olde York Place II is discreet and unassuming, but still has a great deal of charm with its softened brown bricks.With the building standing at 9 storeys tall, and containing a grand total of 63 condo units (the unit size being available up to 2125 feet²), Olde York Place II offers buyers a delectable surprise…every unit in the building is a 2-bedroom unit or 2-bedroom plus den unit. With generous and cost-effective units, homebuyers can expect to see features within the units, such as large windows, 10 foot ceilings, hardwood flooring, Jacuzzi baths, spacious kitchens with broad kitchen island counters, living room columns, fireplaces, as well as large dining rooms and broad living rooms.Homebuyers of Olde York Place II will be able to benefit from a number of amenities within the building itself, and these amenities consist of a swimming pool, squash court, fitness room, sauna, parking garage, security guard, and enter phone system. In combination with the ever-rising historical average PSF, any real estate investors with an interest in Olde York Place II have a great deal of potential in seeing a positive return on investment at this location.The Olde York Place II (located at 25 George St) is nestled away within the borders of King Street. E, George St, Front Street. E, and Frederick Ave, which gives to buyers a more peaceful environment for those busy many who want a subtler escape from the hustle of Toronto. A short walk away to the intersection of Front & Sherbourne, buyers will find TTC transit bus stops, as well as TTC streetcar stops (the closest of the TTC subway stations is the King station at Yonge St). Motorists can pick up the Gardiner Expressway via Jarvis St traveling southbound, which turns into Lower Jarvis St (the westbound on-ramp and the eastbound on-ramp both make use of Lake Shore Blvd.).A short walk around this community will unfold many fantastic amenities for buyers like restaurants, cafes, bars, a Toronto Public Library, specialty shops, business services, salon, fast food eateries, the famous St. Lawrence Market, an LCBO, cinemas, banks, grocery stores, the Wine Rack, professional offices, and a spa. Across from the St. Lawrence Market is the Market Lane Park (great greenspace for a little mini picnic), which if the path is followed north, it opens up into the much larger St. James Park.Cyclists can access a Bike Share Toronto station on Jarvis St, just behind the St. Lawrence Hall if they are cycling into the St. Lawrence Market area. Sherbourne St heading southward will bring homebuyers to the Queens Quay and to Sherbourne Common, which borders the Lake Ontario waterfront (the Water’s Edge Promenade is right there for a shortcut to Sugar Beach & Sugar Beach Park when taken westward).