Featured Unit - 199 SLATER ST UNIT #2105

The Slater Condo Ottawa is located at 199 Slater St in Ottawa’s Centretown neighbourhood and the Central Business District. This development by Broccolini Construction was completed in Winter/Spring 2016. The high-rise condominium is 21 storeys high and contains 178 units. The units range from studios to large 2 bedrooms. This building is Ottawa’s first condo/hotel hybrid, offering residents a unique opportunity to own a home within a boutique hotel, The Alt Hotel. Inspired by the mid-century towers that surround The Slater Condo Ottawa, the building features a beautiful, sleek and eternally chic design. The exterior of the building is a combination of stone, aluminum and structural glass combined with stainless steel detailing. The residents have their own lobby, separate from the hotel entrance. Both indoor and outdoor amenity areas are available to the residents of The Slater Condo Ottawa. Indoor amenities include a fitness center, party room/lounge that includes a dining area, as well as a theatre room. On the outdoor terrace, residents will find a hot tub along with several cozy seating areas perfect for socializing or sunbathing. Most suites in the building feature their own private balconies. Units on the 5th floor and the Penthouse suites include larger private patio terraces. Located between Elgin St and Bank St, The Slater Condo Ottawa is just steps from shops, restaurants, and nightlife. Also, just a few blocks away are Parliament Hill, Sparks St., The Rideau Centre, the National Arts Centre, The Rideau Canal, as well as many of Ottawa’s finest museums. The Slater Condo Ottawa is just a 4-minute walk from the O-Train’s Parliament Station.

The Slater Condo Ottawa | 199 Slater St Neighbourhood Guide

The Slater Condo Ottawa is located in Centretown. You will love Elgin Street’s lively pub culture, it is a source of envy from many ‘Ottawaians’ who live too far from Centretown to experience it. There is also the famous Sparks Street. This small pedestrian street in the heart of downtown Ottawa has been known to host several food and music festivals. Even on quiet days, you are bound to find a number of interesting shops and outdoor stalls at the pedestrian mall which sets up year-round. And of course, you can’t forget Centretown’s rich history which is told through an array of plaques and sculptures found all around the area. All of this, buttressed by the presence of residents representing many cultures and multiple bus routes to transport you around the community makes Centre town a place that will grow on you rather quickly.