101 QUEEN STREET UNIT#1701

Search Re Residences Condo Ottawa like a Pro at CondoDork.com. The intersection of Metcalfe St and Queen St is the perfect location for a gorgeous condominium building in Centretown. More than that, Re Residences Condo Ottawa offers an elegant, sophisticated lifestyle that comes with room service, spa treatments, and most importantly, quality living spaces that are sure to impress. Re Residences Condo Ottawa was built by Ashcroft Homes and completed in 2019. The architecture was completed by Roderick Lahey Architect Inc. and interior design by Cecconi Simone. Re Residences Condo Ottawa is a 3-minute walk from the O-Train’s Parliament Station.

Re Residences Condo Ottawa is a high-rise luxury building standing at 18 stories high and contains 90 condominium units. There are a variety of floor plans available ranging from studio units to large penthouse units. Re Residences Condo Ottawa offers services and facilities similar to a world-class hotel. There are also amazing resident amenities including a professional full-service spa, fitness centre with steam and sauna rooms, theatre, games room and lounge, private wine cellar, party room with catering kitchen, pet spa, sports room for ski waxing and bicycle tuning, underground parking and storage lockers. The building also features the exclusive SkyLounge which showcases phenomenal views of Parliament Hill.

Re Residences Condo Ottawa Neighbourhood Guide

Re Residences Condo Ottawa is located in Centretown. Centretown spans a fairly large area in Somerset West of Ottawa. It is also considered one of the oldest neighbourhoods in the city, having housed French and Irish immigrants when they first arrived in Canada centuries ago. One of the biggest draws to Centretown is the presence of the Lisgar Collegiate Institute. As one of the highest regarded public schools in the country, parents moving to this area should be understandably gleeful at the idea that their children may become students of an institution that is ranked nationwide in nearly every field. With the Glebe, Elgin Street and Chinatown only a few blocks away, you will rarely feel the boredom and isolation that may come with living in a more suburban neighbourhood. It is also ideal for government workers, as several government offices are located in or around this area. Centretown is the main business and financial district in Ottawa housing many large office buildings.

Centretown has an incredibly diverse demographic. The area has always been popular amongst newcomers due to the pockets of non-Canadian culture concentrated in the neighbourhoods. There are several families living here, some of whom have lived on the same street for decades. Many newcomers to Centretown are also young professionals, some of whom, as previously mentioned, have moved to the area due to its proximity to government offices. A fair amount of residents are also students. This is due to its proximity to the University of Ottawa as well as the bus routes which lead to Carleton University. However, the area’s popularity also means its crime rate is higher than the city average. Despite this, Centretown is known as a warm and welcoming place where its storied heritage has resulted in an admirable sense of community.

Elgin Street’s lively pub culture 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.