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About Princess Place Ⅱ
Princess Place II is a 16-storey high-rise in Willowdale East with 176 units, developed by Pemberton Group. The building offers a mix of one-bedroom homes in a well-established neighbourhood near major transit. With an average unit size around 600 square feet, it's a solid option for renters and buyers seeking convenience in North York.
Located in Willowdale East, Princess Place II sits close to the Don Mills subway line and major roads including Sheppard Avenue. The area has good walkability, with shopping, dining, and services within reach. This neighbourhood appeals to renters and first-time buyers who want access to downtown via transit without paying central Toronto prices.
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Frequently asked questions
What type of building is Princess Place II?
Princess Place II is a 16-storey high-rise residential tower built by Pemberton Group, containing 176 units. The building is primarily configured with one-bedroom units, making it well-suited for young professionals, couples, and small families. As a mid-rise tower in Willowdale East, it combines the convenience of apartment living with the access to transit and neighbourhood amenities that define this area. The building represents the kind of efficient, mid-density housing that serves the rental and ownership markets in North York. Most units are around 600 square feet, a practical size for single occupancy or a couple.
What's the neighbourhood like, and how's the transit access?
Willowdale East is a residential neighbourhood in North York with solid transit connections. Princess Place II is well-positioned for access to the Don Mills subway station, which connects you to the Bloor-Yonge line and downtown Toronto. Sheppard Avenue is a major arterial road nearby, and the area has good bus service. The neighbourhood includes shopping, restaurants, and services along local streets, and it's quiet enough for residents who want a settled, family-oriented feel. It's not downtown, but it's connected u2014 a realistic choice for people who work across the city and want reasonable commute times without paying premium prices for central location.
What should renters and buyers know about living here?
Most units at Princess Place II are one-bedroom homes around 600 square feet, so it's important to understand your space needs before committing. Renters should ask about lease terms, pet policies, parking availability, and what's included in rent u2014 these details vary and affect your true monthly cost. Buyers should investigate maintenance fees, property tax, and the building's reserve fund status, as these are ongoing costs in a condo. Check the building's amenity list, which typically includes common areas in high-rise buildings, and visit during different times of day to see how active the neighbourhood is. Talk to current residents if you can, and factor in your commute time to work when deciding if the location makes sense for your lifestyle.