St. Lawrence Court Real Estate
Welcome to St. Lawrence Court on 124th Street
Experience the energy and sophistication of urban living at St. Lawrence Court, a low-rise condominium with an enviable address directly on one of Edmonton’s most celebrated main streets. Located at 10933 & 10951 124 St NW in the historic Westmount neighbourhood, this building places you in the centre of a thriving cultural and culinary scene. For those who dream of a walkable lifestyle with art galleries, boutique shopping, and acclaimed restaurants right at their doorstep, St. Lawrence Court is the perfect address. Explore all Edmonton condos for sale to see how this location stands out.
The Ultimate 124th Street Lifestyle
Life at St. Lawrence Court is defined by its direct connection to the 124th Street district. This vibrant, pedestrian-friendly avenue is a hub of activity year-round, from the summer art walks and farmers’ markets to the cozy cafes and fine dining in the winter. Living here means being part of a dynamic community and having an endless list of things to see and do just outside your front door.
St. Lawrence Court Building Features
- Building Type: Low-rise apartment style.
- Unbeatable Location: Situated directly on the iconic 124th Street in the desirable Westmount neighbourhood.
- Secure & Convenient: The building provides a secure living environment with the convenience of resident parking.
- Walk Score: An exceptionally high Walk Score, with most daily errands and social activities not requiring a car.
A Walker’s Paradise in Westmount
From St. Lawrence Court, the best of central Edmonton is just a short walk away.
Shopping, Dining, and Culture
Step outside to explore the city’s premier destination for independent retailers, art galleries, and culinary innovation. From bakeries and coffee shops to high-end fashion boutiques and some of Edmonton’s top-rated restaurants, the 124th Street district has it all.
Proximity to Nature
Despite its urban setting, nature is never far away. The building is a short walk or bike ride from the beautiful North Saskatchewan River Valley and its extensive network of trails, providing a perfect escape for a run, walk, or cycle.
Connection to the Core
St. Lawrence Court sits on the border of the Oliver and Downtown neighbourhoods. This prime location offers an easy commute to the downtown business core and MacEwan University via transit, bike, or even on foot.
Real Estate at St. Lawrence Court
Condos at St. Lawrence Court are highly sought-after due to their irreplaceable location. This building is a perfect fit for young professionals, creatives, and anyone who thrives in a vibrant, sophisticated, and walkable urban environment. An address on 124th Street represents a solid real estate investment in a location that is central to Edmonton’s cultural and social fabric.
Common FAQs
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What amenities are available at St. Lawrence Court condos?
St. Lawrence Court offers amenities such as underground parking (titled parking stall), in-suite laundry in many units, a fitness room/exercise area, a car-wash bay, and secure building access.
Are pets allowed at St. Lawrence Court?
Yes, St. Lawrence Court is pet-friendly, allowing cats and dogs (with board approval) and permitting up to two pets per unit.
How close is St. Lawrence Court to downtown Edmonton attractions?
St. Lawrence Court is in the Westmount neighborhood with close proximity to the downtown core, and nearby trendy 124 Street district, shopping, dining, and general Edmonton amenities.
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Condo Search FAQs
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What are condo fees and what do they typically cover?
Condo fees (or maintenance fees) are monthly contributions from each owner that go towards the building’s shared expenses. In Edmonton, these typically cover professional management, reserve fund contributions, landscaping, snow removal, common area maintenance (like hallways and lobbies), and building insurance. In many buildings, they also include utilities like heat and water.
What is a reserve fund and why is it important?
A reserve fund is a mandatory savings account maintained by the condo corporation to pay for major repairs and replacements of the building’s common elements over time (e.g., roof replacement, window upgrades, boiler replacement). A healthy reserve fund is crucial because it helps prevent large, unexpected “special assessments” (a lump-sum bill for each owner) when major work is needed.
Is buying a condo in Edmonton a good investment?
Condos can be an excellent investment in Edmonton, offering a more affordable entry point into the real estate market and a low-maintenance lifestyle. They are particularly popular in desirable areas like Downtown, Oliver, and near the University. Like any property, its value depends on location, the quality of the building’s management, and overall market trends.
What should I look for in the condo documents?
When you make an offer on a condo, it’s critical to review the condo documents. The key items to examine are the Reserve Fund Study (to ensure it’s well-funded), the annual budget, the board meeting minutes (to check for upcoming issues), and the bylaws (to understand rules regarding pets, renovations, etc.). We help all our clients navigate these documents to ensure they’re making a sound purchase.
What are the main benefits of condo living?
The primary benefits of condo living are a low-maintenance lifestyle (no shoveling snow or cutting grass), access to shared amenities (like fitness centres, pools, or social rooms), enhanced security, and often a lower purchase price compared to a single-family home in the same neighbourhood. It’s an ideal choice for first-time buyers, downsizers, and busy professionals.
