725 King St W

MTCC 681

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

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

Created and constructed as an elaborate condominium complex for the King West neighborhood, The Summit III (located at 725 King Street West) towers over the intersection of King Street & Tecumseth Street. The Summit III condo was completed back in 1985, it was developed by Toddglen Construction (developer), Creson Investments (developer), architected by a team comprising of Drummond Hassan and Young + Wright Architects Inc., and currently managed by Shelter Canadian Properties Limited. The Summit III stands 13-storeys tall and possesses 160 condo units (the smallest of these units being 634 feet², and the largest of these units being 1067 feet²). The exterior façade of this condo building is sleek in design, edged by transparent glass and rustic-coloured brickwork. As for the types of units offered by The Summit III, investors can expect to find offerings of junior 1 bedroom and 2-bedroom + den units. The interiors of the condo units themselves feature spacious layouts, floor-to-ceiling windows, as well as large balconies, upgraded baths, modern kitchens, extra storage spaces and laminate flooring. For real estate investors really looking to invest somewhere not only worth their time and money, but also worth their future, investing in The Summit II holds high potential for a positive return on investment thanks to the steady increase in historical average PSF. There are also several amenities onsite for homebuyers to take advantage of, with examples including an exercise room, a swimming pool, a security guard service, parking garage and a sauna.Right outside the doors of The Summit III (725 King Street West), homebuyers have TTC streetcar stops right at the King & Tecumseth intersection (the closest subway station is St. Andrew station at King & University or Union Station on Front Street, between Bay Street and York Street). TTC bus stops and streetcar stops can also be found at the corners of Bathurst Street and King Street. Buyers can step in any direction and in less than 5-minutes, can access amenities like a pharmacy, banks, restaurants, coffee shops, the Wine Rack, grocery store, specialty shops and business services. For major shopping and dining out options, homebuyers can explore nearby Spadina Avenue (north and south) and Queen Street.Another great perk to investing in a new home at The Summit III is the surrounding parks that have great walking paths and recreation trails (Victoria Memorial Square Park, Stanley Park with an off-leash dog park, Garrison Common and a little more northwest, the highly enjoyed Trinity Bellwoods Park on Queen Street). Homebuyers that prefer to drive and want highway access can head south on Spadina Avenue to pick up the on-ramps to the Gardiner Expressway via Lake Shore Blvd. eastbound and westbound. Continuing south on Spadina Avenue beyond the highway, buyers will find themselves at Queens Quay and the amazing Lake Ontario Waterfront and all the fun and exciting activities available there (beaches, parks, amusement parks, Toronto Music Garden, Harbourfront Centre, ferry service to Toronto Islands, the Promenade, Go Karting, open-air restaurants, cafes and so much more!