Briar Ridge (Kanata) 区如何？
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Thanks for your reply. I am interested in Clairadge.
I heard that Ashcorft is not good builder. One thing that I do not understand is why the comunity is developed so slow. The price for town or single is not high, but it seems that lot of people do not like to buy houses there
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I heard that Ashcorft is not good builder. One thing that I do not understand is why the comunity is developed so slow. The price for town or single is not high, but it seems that lot of people do not like to buy houses there
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You cannot say the community is developed very slow, it is actually not too bad...
If you say if there are some concerns, I guess the following might be some of them
1. Transport - March road is so busy (Morgant's Grant and Bookside have same problem) .. but with Terry Fox extension coming soon, that will be fixed.
2. Shirley's Brook's elevation is pretty low...possible flooding in the future?
3. Low income co-op houses are built in the community...
4. No schools, no big stores, kind of inconvenience..
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If you say if there are some concerns, I guess the following might be some of them
1. Transport - March road is so busy (Morgant's Grant and Bookside have same problem) .. but with Terry Fox extension coming soon, that will be fixed.
2. Shirley's Brook's elevation is pretty low...possible flooding in the future?
3. Low income co-op houses are built in the community...
4. No schools, no big stores, kind of inconvenience..
PS - if you think my words are useful, please give me some 声望
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In a class all by itself, Opus is a different, exciting project of deluxe condo suites and penthouses. Homebuyers love the prestige, the signature location, the choice amenities and the undeniable investment value of these condominium residences.
The transformation has already begun across from the Victoria Memorial Museum Building, which houses the Canadian Museum of Nature. Soon, Opus, the first luxury boutique condo building in Centretown Ottawa, will start to take shape. Much of the below-grade construction has been done, and with every passing day, more of the building is emerging.
This building is different in many ways. Specially designed to complement the surrounding community, Opus has a three-storey podium design which is positioned in such a way that it eases the building’s transition to the open space of the museum’s parklands. A cozy courtyard of interlocking brick, plants and benches is an inviting area for meditation. The scale and character of the condominium flatters the adjacent buildings. Lower levels of OPUS will be stone, with brick gracing the upper floors. The building above is sculpted and capped by two-storey penthouses with terraces.
The lowest floors are designed to blend into the building. Opus will house professional offices with storefront windows tastefully trimmed with awnings. The three-part design is stepped back to ensure the pedestrian level is very attractive.
320 McLeod is the ideal address for anyone who enjoys living in a gracious home and walking to work, shops, restaurants and services offered on Elgin or Bank Streets, or even to the Glebe. How about walking to the Canal for a picnic during the day, then to the NAC for a world-class show in the evening? You can also enjoy the many delights of the Byward Market, the attractions along Rideau and Wellington Streets, and then stroll home.
If you want to be pampered, OPUS is for you.
There are lots of resident and guest parking spots for your convenience. Enhanced security will give peace of mind to those who prefer to enjoy their Opus suite in summer and take off in the winter to travel. Finishes throughout the building are very high-end. Common areas feature glistening granite floors, Persian rugs and leather couches. You’ll find cherrywood-paneled walls in entrances and the lobby.
Every Opus suite is as individualized as its owners. Residences have high quality features, including all-granite counters, ceramic or marble tile floors, hardwood floors and stainless steel appliances. Penthouse suites boast beautiful staircases, fireplaces and private terraces.
There will be less than 70 exclusive residences available in the seven storeys. Ashcroft offers over 31 different floor plans, with an option that combines two suites for incredibly luxurious space. Choice is exceptionally varied, and the investment value is outstanding. For example, the Rondo is a 740-sq.-ft., one-bedroom suite priced at $275,900, including one underground parking space. At the other end of the spectrum, the Vivaldi is a lavish 2,667-sq.-ft., two-storey penthouse of which includes a private terrace. It is priced at $985,400 which includes two underground parking spaces.
Opus takes its name from the beautiful music that inspired it, from sonatas to rhapsodies, and composers including Bach, Tchaikovsky and Vivaldi. Just like a musical opus, the result is an exciting creative work – including an abundance of additional artistic works, in designs for the exterior presentation, the interiors, amenities, floor plans and finishes. Discriminating buyers will want to be one of the very few residents of this one-of-a kind condo building.
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New Home Sites:
Last chance for Opus – it’s almost sold out! Email to a friend
Back to table of contents
In a class all by itself, Opus is a different, exciting project of deluxe condo suites and penthouses. Homebuyers love the prestige, the signature location, the choice amenities and the undeniable investment value of these condominium residences.
The transformation has already begun across from the Victoria Memorial Museum Building, which houses the Canadian Museum of Nature. Soon, Opus, the first luxury boutique condo building in Centretown Ottawa, will start to take shape. Much of the below-grade construction has been done, and with every passing day, more of the building is emerging.
This building is different in many ways. Specially designed to complement the surrounding community, Opus has a three-storey podium design which is positioned in such a way that it eases the building’s transition to the open space of the museum’s parklands. A cozy courtyard of interlocking brick, plants and benches is an inviting area for meditation. The scale and character of the condominium flatters the adjacent buildings. Lower levels of OPUS will be stone, with brick gracing the upper floors. The building above is sculpted and capped by two-storey penthouses with terraces.
The lowest floors are designed to blend into the building. Opus will house professional offices with storefront windows tastefully trimmed with awnings. The three-part design is stepped back to ensure the pedestrian level is very attractive.
320 McLeod is the ideal address for anyone who enjoys living in a gracious home and walking to work, shops, restaurants and services offered on Elgin or Bank Streets, or even to the Glebe. How about walking to the Canal for a picnic during the day, then to the NAC for a world-class show in the evening? You can also enjoy the many delights of the Byward Market, the attractions along Rideau and Wellington Streets, and then stroll home.
If you want to be pampered, OPUS is for you.
There are lots of resident and guest parking spots for your convenience. Enhanced security will give peace of mind to those who prefer to enjoy their Opus suite in summer and take off in the winter to travel. Finishes throughout the building are very high-end. Common areas feature glistening granite floors, Persian rugs and leather couches. You’ll find cherrywood-paneled walls in entrances and the lobby.
Every Opus suite is as individualized as its owners. Residences have high quality features, including all-granite counters, ceramic or marble tile floors, hardwood floors and stainless steel appliances. Penthouse suites boast beautiful staircases, fireplaces and private terraces.
There will be less than 70 exclusive residences available in the seven storeys. Ashcroft offers over 31 different floor plans, with an option that combines two suites for incredibly luxurious space. Choice is exceptionally varied, and the investment value is outstanding. For example, the Rondo is a 740-sq.-ft., one-bedroom suite priced at $275,900, including one underground parking space. At the other end of the spectrum, the Vivaldi is a lavish 2,667-sq.-ft., two-storey penthouse of which includes a private terrace. It is priced at $985,400 which includes two underground parking spaces.
Opus takes its name from the beautiful music that inspired it, from sonatas to rhapsodies, and composers including Bach, Tchaikovsky and Vivaldi. Just like a musical opus, the result is an exciting creative work – including an abundance of additional artistic works, in designs for the exterior presentation, the interiors, amenities, floor plans and finishes. Discriminating buyers will want to be one of the very few residents of this one-of-a kind condo building.
-one of Ashcroft projects
