5025 Four Springs Avenue & 5033 Four Springs Avenue

In 2018 Pinnacle International graced the Hurontario neighbourhood with a new pair of shiny, glass-clad condos. The 26-storey Amber Condos sits at 5025 Four Springs Avenue and 5033 Four Springs Avenue and contains a grand total of 445 homes.

Yet those interested in living here are often swayed by something other than the building’s size, aesthetics, or location. Rather, prospective residents are typicaly impressed with the building’s long list of amenities, which includes a 24-hour concierge, two guest suites, underground parking with visitor spots, a party room, a theatre, a sauna and indoor pool, a gym and yoga room, a children’s’ play area, and an outdoor terrace with barbecues.

Homes at 5025 and 5033 Four Springs range considerably in both size and layout, allowing all sorts of residents to call the building home. Suites contain anywhere from one bedroom to three bedrooms plus a den, with floor plans spanning between 560 and 1,900 square feet.

The interiors at the Amber Condos are both modern and traditional at the same time. Laminate wood flooring is found in most rooms, with carpeting in bedrooms and porcelain or ceramic tiles in kitchens and bathrooms. Open-concept kitchens boast Granite or Caesarstone countertops and stainless steel appliances, and residents who are in charge of laundry will love the stacked, front-loading washers and dryers found in each and every suite at 5025 and 5033 Four Springs Avenue.

Residents living in the Hurontario neighbourhood have plenty of choice when it comes to planning an activity-packed weekend. Between the numerous parks within walking distance of 5025 Four Springs Avenue and the restaurants at Eglinton and Hurontario Street, there’s lots to do without having to drive. Plus, the major attractions of Mississauga’s downtown core — the Living Arts Centre, Square One Shopping Centre, and the Art Gallery of Mississauga, to name a few — are just a short drive away.

Getting around is easy for those living at 5033 Four Springs Avenue — especially when one has access to a car. Residents can access the 403 by taking a quick drive down Eglinton or Hurontario, or they can use the latter to reach the QEW.