410 - 652 PRINCESS STREET
Kingston (Central City East), Ontario K7L1E5

ONLY $281.68/month condo fees! Dare to compare to the rest! Note: Extra PARKING & STORAGE can be leased not only from condo but also from other owners who are not using their deeded parking space. SO, Consider buying this premium unit, offering incredible value, vacant possession available! Perhaps save some money on purchase price by not paying for deeded parking & storage? This is an excellent floor. South Side Views from Full Balcony. Unit Amenities: Quality finishes. Excellent condition. A spacious coat closet, ample bathroom, full kitchen with all appliances, including an Over-The-Range microwave. The in-suite stackable washer & dryer add convenience to daily living. A furnished living room with a 50 Flat Screen TV, a comfortable love-seat, a desk area, and a dining set create a ready-to-live-in space. Building Amenities: A secure building with on-site property management ensures safety and immediate assistance. The full gym, study area, and common area cater to fitness, work, and relaxation needs. Bell Fibe Internet is included, handled by the Property Management Company. Additional conveniences include Canada Post mailboxes, Amazon package delivery area, bicycle storage, and storage units. Outdoor rooftop patio and underground parking enhance the urban living experience. Location and Nearby Amenities: The building is well-located, with a walking distance of approximately 12 minutes to Queen's University. Proximity to parks, basketball court, tennis, ice rinks, downtown, restaurants, grocery stores, and Stauffer Library. Nearby amenities include Starbucks, Tim Hortons, a farmers market, and various restaurants. Accessibility to services like UberEats, Instacart, and grocery delivery offers unmatched convenience. More than just a home; its a gateway to a lifestyle that combines urban convenience, comfort, and luxury, making it an attractive proposition for those seeking a top-tier living experience in Kingston. (39620579)

At the corner of Princess Street and Victoria Street