57 Suffolk Street, Guelph, ON

Description

Originally built in 1903, this stately brick building served as the beloved King Edward School for decades before undergoing a remarkable transformation in the mid-1990s. Spearheaded by renowned Guelph businessman Mr. Shortreed, this historic landmark was reimagined into King Edward Place, an exclusive condominium blending timeless architecture with modern sophistication. The result is a boutique collection of nine unique residences, all situated on impeccably maintained 105 x 110 ft grounds. The buildings stunning finishes were carefully preserved, exuding charm and character, while residents enjoy conveniences like designated parking, a secured entrance, and an elevator. A thoughtfully designed storage building keeps the property tidy and organized. Step into this bright and elegant unit, where high ceilings and eight impressive 7-foot-tall windows bathe the space in natural light. A cozy gas fireplace enhances the inviting ambiance, while features like in-suite laundry, a built-in safe, and meticulously maintained interiors make this condo a standout. Located just steps from vibrant downtown Guelph, you'll appreciate the walkability to parks, boutique shops, and the GO Station, perfect for commuters, empty nesters, and professionals alike. The self-managed complex ensures a quiet environment, creating a serene retreat amidst the city's energy. This is more than a property, it's a rare opportunity to own a piece of Guelphs history while enjoying modern living in one of the city's most desirable neighbourhoods. Don't miss the chance to make this exceptional condo your next home!