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Price/Sqft Range
1000 sqft - 1199 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$518 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1990
Building Scale
Floors: 22 | Total Units: 215
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 1990
Condo Corp
PCC-368
Date Registered
Jan 11, 1990
Common Element
Heat
Hydro
Water
Air Conditioning
Building Insurance
Cable TV
Bellair Condominiums stands as a 22-storey residential tower in Brampton's Queen Street Corridor. Delivered in 1990 by Bramalea Limited, this high-rise was constructed on land zoned for high-density residential development under the city's 1969 Master Plan.
The building distinguishes itself through its integration with a private park setting. The property features professionally landscaped grounds complete with garden areas, water features including waterfalls, and pedestrian walking trails contained within the development's boundaries.
This tower represents an established presence in the Bramalea district. The architectural approach successfully bridges the urban intensity of the Queen Street Corridor with the tranquil character of its private estate environment.
Residential units span from 722 to 1,400 square feet, offering substantially more living space than contemporary condominium projects. These generous floor plans accommodate dedicated home office areas and comfortable family living arrangements.
The building presents an accessible entry point into Brampton's real estate market. Monthly maintenance fees average approximately $0.75 per square foot, covering comprehensive grounds maintenance and the building's full amenity program.
The tower occupies a strategic position within the Queen Street Corridor, providing residents with exceptional walkability to retail destinations and transit connections. This urban convenience is complemented by immediate access to Chinguacousy Park's recreational opportunities.
The resident demographic includes working professionals and families who value the combination of spacious interior layouts and proximity to both urban amenities and natural green space.
Bramalea Limited operated as a prominent Canadian real estate developer throughout the 1980s and 1990s. The company specialized in creating high-density residential towers integrated within private park environments.
Their development philosophy emphasized comprehensive amenity packages that were consistently applied across their North American project portfolio. Bellair Condominiums exemplifies their approach to large-scale residential architecture.
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