Welcome to West Condominiums at Stationwest
West Condominiums at Stationwest is a new condominium development in the Burlington neighbourhood of Aldershot. It was completed in 2021.
Design
West Condominiums at Stationwest features a contemporary design. The exterior of the midrise building is modern glass with black accents.
Units
This development houses 172 units over 6 storeys. Units range in size from 785 – 831 square feet, and from studios to two-bedrooms.
Open concept floor plans include 9′ ceilings on ground and 6th floors and 8′ ceilings on 2nd to 5th floors. Gourmet kitchens feature
contemporary open shelf upper cabinetry as well as polished quartz, square-edged slab countertops with stacked gloss tile backsplashes. Spa-inspired bathrooms offer stand-alone shower stalls and soaker tubs. Underground parking is available.
Amenities
Residents can enjoy a shared rooftop terrace with seating and fireplaces. The can also take advantage of the building’s fitness centre and party area with lounge and catering kitchen. A concierge provides residents with security and services.
Location
Prospective buyers will find this development on Masonry Court, near Waterdown Road and just north of Plains Road East in the Aldershot neighbourhood of Burlington. Residents can enjoy the green space of nearby Lasalle and Hidden Valley Parks. They can also take advantage of the recreational facilities offered by Aldershot Tennis Club, Aldershot Arena and Burlington Golf and Country Club. Residents can reach highway 403 in less than 5 minutes, linking them with the rest of the GTA. Downtown Toronto is a 35 minute drive away. Those wishing to travel can reach Pearson International Airport in 30 minutes.
Builder
The Adi Development Group built West Condominiums at Stationwest. Adi Development is a Burlington-based company that deals in various aspects of real estate, from investment, to planning, design, building and management. It focuses on residential and commercial real estate development projects in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA).
