36 Blue Jays Way & 350 Wellington Street W

Attention all Blue Jays fans; if your fandom has reached epic levels and you feel like you’re at the peak of Blue Jays spirit, there’s still one more feather you can tuck in your cap — you could live on Blue Jays Way.

The Soho Metropolitan stands 17 storeys tall at 36 Blue Jays Way and 350 Wellington Street West — and if you just thought, ‘Hey, isn’t that a hotel?’ well, it is. Above the 5 storey hotel you’ll find 339 condo units, and what might be the best feature of all, is that residents of this building enjoy all the same amenities as hotel guests, including room service.

As a resident of The Soho Metropolitan Condominiums, you gain access to an indoor pool, sauna, concierge, security guard, room service, and parking garage. And with its location in the Entertainment District, this property has a ton of appeal for all buyers, even if you don’t live for Blue Jays games.

If you’re in the market for a condo and value having choice, you’re bound to be pleased by the selection of suites at 36 Blue Jays Way. Units are available in a variety of layouts for 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom + den, 2 bedroom, and 2 bedroom + den. Suite sizes range from 430 square feet to over 1500 square feet for the largest unit.

Some units have curved window walls and panoramic windows, and all suites are bright thanks to floor to ceiling windows. Many suites come fully furnished, and have hardwood floors, marble or granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and modern bathrooms.

For those with more financial freedom, this building is home to stunning penthouses, many of which have 2 and 3 floor layouts, expansive private terraces, towering ceilings, fireplaces, and high end finishes.

While technically located in the King West neighbourhood, one could make the argument that the Entertainment District is also the neighbourhood — in any case, condo owners have an urban paradise to explore as soon as they step out their front door.

As mentioned before, Blue Jays fans will be thrilled with this location — imagine being able to walk to a game in less than 5 minutes? That’s no problem for residents of The Soho Metropolitan. And if you’re a die hard Leafs or Raptors fan, you can reach the Scotiabank Arena in 15 minutes. There’s much more to this area than just sports, especially for those who crave a vibrant nightlife.

Craft beer aficionados can expand their palates at C'est What and The Loose Moose, or walk to the The Waterfront for Amsterdam BrewHouse. Music fans can catch mega-acts at Scotiabank Arena and Sony Centre for the Performing Arts, or local talent at The Antler Room and N'Awlins. And for those who just want to dance, Orchid Nightclub has you covered.

Why cook when you’re surrounded by great restaurants? Wahlburgers Toronto is just next door, as is Luckee and Pizza Rustica. You can get comfort food and check out hockey history at Wayne Gretzky's Toronto, there’s Kost for a California themed dining experience, Akira Back for Japanese, Cora for breakfast, and Aanch for Indian. Did we mention that all of these restaurants are within a 2 block radius of your condo? Should you venture further, you have hundreds of eateries to choose from.

Need some nature in your life — just walk south to the waterfront and you have a dozen lakeside parks at your disposal. Also, the Martin Goodman Trail runs along the lakefront, providing kilometres of scenic walking trails.

With such an incredible location, anything less than a perfect 100 Walk Score would be baffling — fortunately, that’s just what you’ll get at 36 Blue Jays Way and 350 Wellington Street West. Say goodbye to the days of running errands in a vehicle, because even groceries can be done on foot thanks to a Rabba Fine Foods 3 minutes away on Front Street.

Public transit riders have bus stops on front, streetcars on King, and Union Station is less than a 10 minute walk away for subway lines and GO Transit.

Car owners can get out of the city in a hurry by heading south to Spadina for the nearest on-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway, and from there it’s easy to connect to the QEW or Don Valley Parkway.