16 Cannon Street East Condos

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High-Rise Condos in Hamilton

16 Cannon Street East, Hamilton, ON

Introducing 16 Cannon Street East Condos, coming soon to the heart of a city neighbourhood undergoing an exciting revitalization!

16 Cannon Street East Condos is an upcoming condo community by Atria Development Corporation currently in the preconstruction phase at 16 Cannon Street East, in Hamilton, ON. The occupancy date for this property is TBA.

The project is 16 stories tall and has a total of 130 modern suites. Buyers can expect to find spacious floor plans with multiple bedrooms. Also, each condo will have an extraordinary selection of features and finishes. Vincent P. Colizza Architects is handling the exterior and interior designs for this development. The building will also have several indoor and outdoor amenities.

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Highlights

Located in the heart of Hamilton
Minutes drive to Hamilton GO Centre stop
Close to West Harbour GO Station
Easy access to the Upper Centennial Pkwy, QEW, and 403
17-minute drive to John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport
Surrounded by the city’s best dining, shopping, and entertainment options
Square One is just a few steps away.
8-minute drive to McMaster University
Nearby parks such as Sam Lawrence Park, Durand Park, and Southam Park

Neighborhood

Atria Development Corporation’s 16 Cannon Street East Condos are currently in the pre-construction phase and are located at 16 Cannon Street East, in the Hamiton Downtown neighbourhood, with an 81/100 walk score and an 85/100 transit score.
Residents of this development will find major shopping centres, restaurants, parks, schools, and much more nearby. Square One is just a few steps away from 16 Cannon St. E. in the city. Also, diverse dining options are available nearby.

Outdoorsy types will also be close to major public parks such as Sam Lawrence Park, Durand Park, and Southam Park, which are all just a few steps away.

Transportation

Getting around the city from 16 Cannon Street East will be quick and hassle-free. West Harbour GO Station and major bus stops are just a short walk away.

The neighbourhood is also well connected to Upper Centennial PKWY, QEW, and 403, allowing motorists to drive seamlessly throughout the Greater Toronto Area. For flights, the John C. Munro Hamilton International Airport is only a 17-minute drive away.

Education

Another good thing about the area that makes it desirable for families with children is the educational system. There are several excellent schools in the neighbourhood, as well as several notable colleges and universities. McMaster University is just an 8-minute drive away from the condo.

Moreover, Hamilton is a bustling business centre, which is a good place to live for job seekers as well as for condo investors that are attracting renters.

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Developer

Focusing on Toronto’s downtown east core, Atria Development Corporation has redeveloped lands for residential, commercial, and industrial use in the Greater Toronto Area over the last 35 years. Their initiatives include the challenging but rewarding task of converting abandoned buildings into affordable, functional studio lofts where artists, photographers, and film industry professionals may live and work. They have a long and renowned history of discovering possibilities in abandoned buildings and neglected communities and rejuvenating them.

Atria Development was a pioneer in the renovation of the Queen-Carlaw area more than three decades ago. Realizing the potential of this neighborhood’s rich architectural history and character, they were among the first to seek and get residential zoning rights for the area’s industrial buildings. Atria Development has paved the way for the return of people and families from Toronto to this area by developing unique living spaces. Their development endeavors aim to merge the beauty and elegance of the past with the sophisticated urban architecture of the present. Their very successful i-Zone liveworklofts project in 1999 was quickly followed by Parkwood Residences in Oshawa, Garment Factory Lofts in Leslieville, and Kimberley Court in The Beach.