15 WELLINGTON Street S Unit# 2402

About this home.

Experience the height of urban elegance at unit 2402, an exceptionally curated 24th-floor corner residence that blends sophisticated aesthetic appeal with a level of utility virtually non-existent in the downtown core. This unique listing is specifically designed to solve the two most persistent challenges of condo living-restricted parking and inadequate storage-featuring two owned parking spots (with access to EV charging stations) and two side by side private lockers. This rare combination allows you to live comfortably today while ensuring the unit holds its value tomorrow. Perched high above the city, the home offers a front-row seat to spectacular sunrises and breathtaking, unobstructed views of the Kitchener skyline through wrap-around, floor-to-ceiling windows. The interior is defined by over $20,000 in premium upgrades, including a signature Caesarstone kitchen island with seating for two, upgraded stainless steel appliances by Blomberg and Fulgor Milano, premium wide-plank flooring, soft-close cabinetry, custom remote controlled blinds and an enhanced pot light package. Resident lifestyle is elevated by an extensive array of world-class amenities-far too many to list in full-but featured highlights include a Peloton studio, bowling alley, aqua spa and hot tub, fitness centre, sauna, and co-working stations, alongside a dog wash and kids' playground. The experience continues outdoors with an additional SkyDeck gym, yoga deck, and a landscaped terrace featuring private cabanas and BBQs, with a future-planned outdoor skating rink and amphitheater. Located steps from Google and the GO Train, this suite represents a premier investment in a high-demand asset class that offers more beauty, more freedom, and more long-term security than any other unit in the building. (id:59491)

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How this listing prices against Downtown Kitchener/W. Ward.

Downtown Kitchener/W. Ward saw 4 sales and 73 active listings, so inventory is far outpacing recent closings. The average sale price was $662,250, below the city average, while homes took 28 days to sell and closed at 96.89 percent of list, close to city norms on price but slower on volume. This is a condo-heavy market where supply is the defining feature right now. Buyers have substantial selection, especially in apartment units.

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