Coronation Place

Consisting of five levels of frame construction completed in 1996 atop a concrete in-ground garage, this building was one of the first current-era residential condo developments in what was then called Victoria Park, known as "Victoria Crossing" by the local business revitalization zone, and simply as "Victoria" by the Beltline Community Association.

The building of 69 suites and 77 titled indoor parking stalls has a stylish modern presentation with a stucco, brick, and tyndall-stone finish, plus angular roof projections. Two-bedroom suites all have the living area separating the bedrooms and two bathrooms, and most have hardwood floors and modern open interiors with overheight ceilings of nine feet on the first floor and 10 feet on all others. North-facing suites have terrific downtown views over Haultain Park. All suites have French doors to either a balcony or a ground-floor patio. Suites range from 637 square feet up to 964 square feet.

Condo contributions here are paid on the floor area of suites and also of parking stalls, so if you own a second stall, you'll pay a proportionately higher condo fee than the neighbour who only has one stall; seems fair to me.

Exterior windows and doors at Coronation Place are common property for maintenance and future replacement. I have the Condo Plan on file.