30 Nelson St

TSCC 2573

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Party Room, Meeting / Function Room, Sauna, Enter Phone System, Games / Recreation Room

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Air Conditioning, Water

Brand-new, not even a year old as of 2017, and gleaming like a shining beacon of innovation for the entirety of the neighborhood of Queen West (not to mention all of Toronto), Studio 2 is located at 30 Nelson St, and on the outside, the condo building very much resembles the hilt of a sword…a sword that has been monumentally inserted into the city of Toronto’s foundations. Aspen Ridge Homes (the developer), Quadrangle (the architect), and Mike Niven Interior Design (the interior designer), were at the helm of bringing Studio 2 to life and this has been achieved as of early 2017, and is bringing new life to Queen West. As for the ultimate size of Studio 2, the building itself is 41 storeys tall, and contains 411 units inside (the smallest of these units being 413 feet², and the largest being 2573 feet²). The units come in the form of studios, 1 bedrooms, 1 bedroom + den, 2 bedrooms and 3 bedrooms. Currently, the building is managed by Icc Property Management, and for any investors seeking a positive return on their investment have a very good chance at doing so due to the historical average PSF to date and the youth of this condo itself. The interiors of these units, buyers will see large, open concepts (bathed in natural light thanks to the beautiful large-scale windows), along with modern & trendy kitchen finishes & appliances, and lavish bathrooms. As for the amenities, this condo building at 30 Nelson St has to offer, the entire bottom podium of the building is a massive art gallery dedicated to helping to make this part of Toronto a cultured and artfully-minded locale. Present onsite by way of amenities are such benefits as an exercise room, a common rooftop deck, a games room, a sauna, a party room, a concierge, as well as a meeting/function room.As for what can be found in the vicinity of Studio 2, buyers can step out of the condominium and find themselves at the intersection of Duncan & Nelson. By taking a very short walk up Duncan Street to Richmond Street, investors can find a TTC transit bus stop, and from there, use a bus to travel greater distances throughout the city of Toronto. By taking the bus down Richmond Street to Spadina Avenue, homebuyers can find a whole manner of shops, restaurants, banks, and even a pharmacy at Spadina Avenue. Also, if one walks up Duncan to Queen, then east on Queen Street, they can reach the Osgoode subway station (Richmond Street is one-way going west). Also at Spadina Avenue, buyers can find TTC streetcar stops as an alternative form of transportation. For those motorists who need access to the nearest highway, they can travel to Spadina Avenue and head south on it to the lakeshore to access the Gardiner Expressway.Buyers who enjoy greenspace can reach Grange Park by using John Street, where they can experience the city of Toronto’s continuing efforts to make itself a clean, green, efficient city with lots of parks and parkettes to be had.