400 Wellington Street W

Developed by Sobara Group, 400 Wellington St West offers residents a peaceful enclave in the heart of King West neighbourhood. Amenities in this building are humble by design and focused on convenience instead of flash — after all, what’s the point of living in an urban playground if you’re not going to go outside and play? Building amenities include: a parking garage, a concierge, and a party room.

Pets are permitted in the building, so residents can make use of the dog park 3 minutes away at Clarence Square Park. King West condos for sale are a great choice for anyone — couples, singles, families — with so much entertainment around and so many schools nearby, there are few areas that can serve as a home to such a diverse group of people.

Condos at 400 Wellington have a modern, industrial vibe — there are nine-foot concrete ceilings, wide walls, floor to ceiling windows, and units generally feature minimalist design. Units have a mix of terraces, decks, and balconies depending on location in the building. Finishes vary but expect hardwood floors and stone countertops in most units.

There are 102 downtown Toronto condos in this building, based on 21 different layouts for 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom, 2 bedroom + den, and 3 bedroom suites. Square footage fluctuates from unit to unit, ranging from 514 for a 1 bedroom to 1790 square feet for the largest penthouse.

King West is an incredibly desirable neighbourhood, from many streets within this area you can see the city skyline without needing to be atop a towering high-rise. And if the scenery doesn't entice you — the sights and sounds of the Entertainment District surely will.

Toronto has a passionate sports community and this location is perfect for anyone who keeps up with the Jays, Leafs, Raptors, Argos, or TFC; fans who live at 400 Wellington have the luxury of walking to the Rogers centre and enjoying the crowds rather than trying to beat them. Additionally, BMO field is about a 30 minute walk from your front door, and you can reach the Scotiabank Arena in less than 25 mins — there are TTC alternatives if you don’t feel like walking.

For food, nightlife, and live music; you have a plethora of excellent choices. If you’re looking for a restaurant close to home, La Sélect Bistro is just down the street on Wellington, or there’s Rodney’s Oyster House on King, and many others nearby. And if Friday night rolls around and you feel like you really need to play some ping pong in a massive bar — then Spin Toronto is literally around the corner. Plus, there are many more Pubs on King, like Bier Markt King West, Fynn’s of Temple Bar, and Bar Hop.

Music lovers have plenty of selection; the Scotiabank Arena regularly hosts some of the biggest bands and stars in the world. For a more intimate experience, there is the Velvet Underground on Queen for Alt rock, the Cameron House for local talent, and the Roy Thomson Hall on Simcoe where the Toronto Orchestra play.

For groceries, there is a nearby Fresh and Wild food Market on Spadina, a Loblaws on Queen, and a LCBO on the corner of Spadina and King.

As if 400 Wellington did not have enough to offer as is — it has a 98 Walk Score. Walking to pick up the essentials should be a breeze and there is always an option to take out the bike and use the lanes on Wellington instead.

If your plans require more travel, the TTC has streetcar service on King. There is also the option of walking to Union Station for GO Transit.

Drivers won’t feel left out in King West as it is a driver friendly area. Residents of 400 Wellington can leave the Parking garage knowing that they are minutes away from the Gardiner expressway, via Spadina Avenue. And if you’re heading to cottage country for the weekend, you can easily connect to the Don Valley Parkway from the Gardiner Expressway, and follow that north to the 401.