30 Wellington Street E

Do you want a peameal bacon sandwich for lunch 7 days a week? As a resident of The Wellington, you can stroll to St. Lawrence Market everyday and defy your doctor’s orders by making bacon a staple of your diet — although that’s probably not recommended.

Located at 30 Wellington St E, this 21-storey condominium has been providing spacious downtown Toronto condos for sale since 1982. Amenities include: indoor pool, hot tub, sauna, exercise room, racquetball court, theatre room, party room, security guard, and parking garage.

The Wellington is an excellent choice for professionals, couples and retirees — with a central location and wealth of dining and entertainment options nearby, residents of this property will never need to stray far for food or fun.

There are 120 units in this building, all of which have generous floor plans ranging in size from 1183 square feet to 1844; layouts are available from 1 bedroom up to 2 bedroom + den condos.

Given the age of this building, prospective buyers can assume that there will be some variation in features, and units could require upgrading — music to the ears of investors, because with suite sizes this large and a central location, you’re bound to get a nice return on investment.

All suites at The Wellington have open concept layouts, hardwood floors, large windows, spacious bedrooms, and ample storage space. And if you're at all concerned about the property, STRATA agents can give you the lowdown.

From 30 Wellington St E, you’re minutes away from the jewel of St. Lawrence neighbourhood — St. Lawrence Market; a one of kind a farmer’s market housed in an arena, with food vendors, craft makers, and some of the best sandwiches in the city. But there’s more to this neighbourhood than a single marketplace, and residents of this area enjoy a top notch urban community and the convenience that comes with it.

Caffeine fanatics have great cafes around the corner like Mövenpick Café Toronto on Yonge, Café Plenty on King, and Sam James Coffee Bar – Toronto Street. For a bite to eat there’s Carisma on King for Italian, Irish Embassy Pub and Grill on Yonge for pub food, and Nami Japanese Restaurant on Adelaide. Of course, these are but a few of the options in the area.

Sports fans can walk to the Scotiabank Arena and Rogers Centre, partaking in festivities in pubs along the way. Music fans are just minutes from the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts, with nearby bars for live music like The Reservoir Lounge on Wellington. If you need some nature in your life you can take a day trip to the Waterfront, or do Yoga in the sun at St. James Park.

30 Wellington St E has a Walk Score of — pause for dramatic effect — 100. This is an ideal spot for anyone who prefers to accomplish their errands the greener way. There’s a Metro on Front for any grocery pickups, and also St Lawrence Market for fresh ingredients.

Public transit riders have streetcar and bus stops right outside their front door, plus east and westbound street cars on King, north and southbound buses on Bay, and Union Station is just a 3 minute walk for travel throughout the city.

Drivers can reach the nearest highway by heading south on Bay to Lakeshore Boulevard for the Gardiner Expressway.