250 Webb Drive

Built back in 1990 by AMSEP Corporation, the Odyssey Condos at 250 Webb Drive has quite the presence: with 265 units spread out over just 15 floors, the building covers an enormous expanse of land.

The amenities found within 250 Webb are even more impressive than the building’s size, though. Upon entering the Oddyssey Condos, residents are greeted by a concierge at any time of day. Those who feel like getting a workout in can visit the building’s gym, tennis court or indoor pool, while residents looking to unwind can do so in the sauna, hot tub, or even the games room. There’s also a barbecue and picnic tables on the building’s grounds, and to top it all off guests can make use of the unlimited visitor parking passes allotted to residents of 250 Webb.

With homes containing one bedroom, two bedrooms, or two bedrooms plus a den, and spanning anywhere from 650 to 1,300 square feet, 250 Webb is great for young professionals or even small families. The suites in the building are particularly bright and warm thanks to an abundance of large windows, and units on the uppermost levels boast impressive views of Lake Ontario.

Living in the Fairview neighbourhood is perfect for Mississauga residents who don’t want to be far from the centre of all the action. Situated just south of the downtown core, Fairview also happens to contain plenty of schools and quiet residential streets.

While not everyone knows that Mississauga’s sister city is Kariya, Japan, those living in Fairview are well aware. The city’s namesake Kariya Park is a beloved neighbourhood outdoor space, where residents can stroll through Japanese-inspired gardens or admire the cherry blossoms come springtime.

With the building situated in the heart of Mississauga, it’s no wonder there’s plenty of transportation infrastructure in the area. Those with cars can use Hurontario to hop onto 403, and once there the 401 is just a short drive away. As for residents who rely on public transit to get around, the 91 MiWay bus stops right outside 250 Webb before heading south to Cooksville GO Station or north to the City Centre Transit Terminal.