Suite 705 at 20 North Park Road, Vaughan
Suite 705 at 20 North Park Road
An Exceptional Two Bedroom Suite in Thornhill Awaits!
Suite 705 at 20 North Park Road, Beverley Glen
SOLD | Taxes $2,554 | Maintenance $567.78 | 2 Bedroom 2 Bathroom | 1 Parking
About Suite 705
Introducing Suite 705, a spectacular bright and spacious corner suite in Thornhill’s highly desirable Centre Park Condominiums. This two bedroom and two bathroom suite features a beautifully appointed open concept floor plan with gleaming laminate floors, with a breakfast bar in the kitchen that features European inspired cabinetry with granite counter tops, and back splashes. The suite has soaring 9 foot ceilings throughout and large windows that simultaneously lets in an abundance of natural light while also providing unobstructed southeast views of the city.
As a resident of Centre Park Condos, you will have access to a 24 hour concierge and guest suites as well as a plethora of amenities including a gym, indoor swimming pool, party room and so much more.
Situated in one of Thornhill's most sought after communities, Beverley Glen, those who live in this building rarely have to travel too far to dine with a variety of cuisine choices and coffee shops within a five to ten minute walk away. Grocery shopping is also extremely convenient with three major supermarkets in the vicinity. Those who love to shop will appreciate all the options nearby with Promenade Shopping Centre just short walk away, and those seeking some fresh air will enjoy excellent green spaces like Thornhill Green Park and Jean Augustine District Park that are walkable in under 10 minutes. Transportation in this area is a breeze as you are just minutes to highways 407, 404 And 400, while also having the convenience of public transport right at your doorstep with the Disera-Promenade Westbound light transit stop that makes it easy to get around.
Additional information
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Fees for Suite 705: $567.78
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18 Storeys
247 Units
Developer: Liberty Developments
Community: Beverley Glen
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24 Hour Concierge & Security
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Functional. Open. Spacious.
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