Fox Tower II
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- Two Bedroom Units Available
- Two Bathrooms
- Multi-Level Garage
- Laundry In Unit
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About this property
The Fox Tower II exemplifies sophisticated, urban living at its best with not only modern style, but also with its location in the heart of Edmonton's downtown core. These suites feature beautiful wood plank flooring, air conditioning and an open concept floorplan. The fully-equipped kitchens are accented with white quartz countertops paired with sleek cabinets and stainless steel appliances. Both bedrooms host a queen bed with the primary bedroom also featuring a walk-in closet and ensuite bath. As an added bonus, the floor-to-ceiling windows throughout offer an abundance of natural light and beautiful city views from the balcony. Monthly hotels do not compare to the executive suites at the Fox Tower II.
Located in Edmonton’s vibrant downtown core, the Fox Tower II is built for luxury and elegance. This centrally located property is steps away from the ICE District, Rogers Place, and ample shopping at Edmonton’s City Centre and Oliver Square. With countless gourmet dining options, live entertainment venues and a host of services and amenities close by, you can find everything you need while away from home, just outside your door. Also, less than a block away the LRT station and city bus stops make getting around the city a breeze. Take time to explore the area to get the most out of your stay!
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Edmonton, the capital of Canada's western Alberta province, sits on the North Saskatchewan River. Its significant historical eras are recreated at Fort Edmonton Park, featuring an 1846 fort and streets from 1885, 1905 and 1920. The city's contemporary landmarks include the Royal Alberta Museum, with aboriginal-culture and natural-history galleries, and the futuristic-looking Art Gallery of Alberta, known for its First Nations art. Edmonton offers visitors great restaurants, cafes, shops, and a variety of entertainment options including the Art Gallery of Alberta, Royal Alberta Museum, Alberta Railway Museum, and Sir Winston Churchill Square.