Consulate II Properties is a 15-storey high-rise residential building completed in 1992 and developed by Marchant Building Corporation. With 170 units across the tower, it represents solid mid-rise construction from the early 1990s. The building was designed to provide a range of unit configurations, and it has developed a stable residential community over the past three decades. Current listings show a mix of unit types, with an average size around 900 square feet. The building maintains standard high-rise amenities and services typical of its era and scale, with maintenance fees that reflect the cost of operating a multi-unit residential property in Toronto.

Consulate II Properties sits in the Mount Olive-Silverstone-Jamestown neighbourhood in west Toronto, near postal code M9V 5E4. The area is characterized by its proximity to Highway 27 and the Gardiner Expressway, making it well-suited for people who commute by car. While it's not a transit-dense neighbourhood in the traditional sense, local amenities are within reach, and the location appeals to families and working professionals seeking affordable housing in an established residential area. The neighbourhood has a suburban feel despite being within the city limits, with good access to shopping and services along nearby commercial streets.

Units in Consulate II Properties average around 900 square feet and currently include listings with 2 bedrooms, making them suitable for couples, small families, or investors. When considering a unit here, you'll want to review the building's maintenance fees, which cover the costs of operating the high-rise and maintaining common areas. Ask the seller or your agent about any recent capital improvements or upcoming reserve fund projects, as these can affect your long-term costs. Since the building was constructed in 1992, it's worth understanding what systems have been updated and whether the building has undergone significant renovations. Current pricing ranges from $414,888 to $449,000, reflecting the accessibility of this market segment, so compare similar units to understand fair value in the neighbourhood.