350 Wellington St W

TSCC 1628

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Concierge, Public Transit, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Elevator

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Air Conditioning, Heat, Water, Hydro

Located at 350 Wellington St W in the King West neighborhood, Soho Metropolitan boasts a near-perfect view of the C.N Tower from its 5 storeys. Built back in 2004, Soho Metropolitan contains a total of 136 units (of which the smallest of these units is 470 feet², and the largest of these units is 1098 feet²), and also boasts phenomenal location, being right next to Blue Jays Way and the incredible greenspace of Clarence Square Park (perfect for residents to relax at). Developed by Starwood Group, architected by Page + Steele Inc., and currently managed by Crossbridge Condominium Services, Soho Metropolitan is also a hotel on its lowest levels, with the condo suites being above the hotel itself. Regarding the suites, homebuyers will have the option of choosing from a number of 1-bedroom units, as well as 2-bedroom units. Inside the units themselves, residents will have access to a variety of features, with examples being floor-to-ceiling windows, modern appliances, as well as gorgeously spacious open concepts. Regarding what can be found for in-building amenities, buyers will have prime access to an exercise room, a security guard service, a concierge service, a parking garage, a sauna, a swimming pool, as well as an enter phone system and an elevator service. Due to the historical average PSF of Soho Metropolitan being on the rise (along with all these wonderful features), real estate investors have a really good probability of seeing a positive return on investment.After stepping out and seeing what’s around 350 Wellington St W, by heading a bit south on Blue Jays Way to Front St. E, buyers will come to a TTC transit bus stop right at the intersection that they can benefit from, travelling much greater distances than ever could be reached on foot. There is also a Bike Share Toronto station at the same intersection. Along Blue Jays Way, Front St. E, and King St. W (heading north on Blue Jays Way brings you to King St. W and a TTC streetcar stop), one can find a plethora of fine and assorted shops and stores. By heading a short distance east on Front St. E, buyers can also get access to the iconic Union Station, the largest station in Toronto, not only for the TTC subway system, but also for the VIA rail trains, as well as the GO Trains. Most notably, regarding nearby amenities, residents can expect a grocery store at King & Spadina (which can be reached by heading north on Blue Jays Way to King St. E, then west on King St. E to Spadina Ave.). A few restaurants and pubs can be found as well in the vicinity of Soho Metropolitan, as can a pharmacy and some cafes. Motorists who are interested in looking for the nearest highway for uninterrupted access to the arterial roadways in and out of Toronto, or other places in Toronto thereabouts, a drive north on Blue Jays Way, west on King St. E, then south on Spadina Ave. right to Lake Shore Blvd. can give motorists prime access to an on-ramp (as well as an off-ramp) leading to the Gardiner Expressway that runs literally above Lake Shore Blvd. like an ‘extra layer’ of highway.