1 Benvenuto Pl

TSCC 1759

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Public Transit, Visitor Parking, Pet Restrictions, Security Guard, Guest Suites, Parking Garage, Elevator

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Heat, Water

Formerly a luxury hotel constructed in 1955 at 1 Benvenuto Pl in the highly desirable Casa Loma neighborhood, The Benvenuto was converted into a luxury condominium in 2006. Developed by Malen Capital, architected by Peter Dickinson, and currently under the management of Benvenuto Residences Inc, The Benvenuto not only looks like a luxury hotel on the exterior (what with its concrete and glass exterior structuring), but also for what is on the inside (The Benvenuto boasts an elaborate series of hotel-like amenities, furnishings, and comforts). Standing at 7 storeys tall, and containing a total of 119 2-bedroom and 2-bedroom plus den units, the smallest unit at The Benvenuto is 369 square feet, and its largest unit is 3486 square feet.Within each of these units, interested homebuyers will have the fortune of finding a number of features designed and tailoring to their benefit. Examples of these features include large windows through which natural sunlight can stream through during the daytime, as well as splendidly modern kitchens and bathrooms, along with large open-concept living spaces. As for what can be found within the building itself by way of amenities, buyers of The Benvenuto will be able to have access to an exercise room, a security guard service, a parking garage with visitor parking, and a common rooftop deck, as well as a concierge service, not to mention an elevator system. With the historical average PSF of this Ontario Heritage Building always on the rise, any real estate investors with an interest in The Benvenuto stand a good chance of seeing the potential for a positive return on their investment at this location.When homebuyers step out onto the streets surrounding 1 Benvenuto Pl, the first thing that they may notice is that they will have to take a short walk north on Benvenuto Pl heading north to get to anything substantial (due to Benvenuto Pl being a dead-end road). By heading north to Edmund Ave, then slightly easy to Avenue Rd, buyers of The Benvenuto will come to a TTC transit bus stop, which will open up their transportation options by leaps and bounds thanks to Avenue Rd being one of those ‘roads to everywhere’. For those homebuyers who truly enjoy both window shopping and actual shopping, a bus ride south on Avenue Rd to Elgin Ave will bring them right to Yorkville Village, a boutique shopping mall featuring a number of high-end stores and top-level shopping.Closer to home, however, by taking the bus north on Avenue Rd to St. Clair Ave W, then east on St. Clair Ave W to Yonge St, a large variety of shopping amenities can be found. Examples of these amenities are a couple of banks, a movie theater, a grocery store, a couple of boutique outlets, some restaurants, a couple of pubs/bars, a handful of fast food places, as well as a gas station and a public library. Another benefit at that intersection is the presence of both the St. Clair streetcar station, as well as the St. Clair TTC subway station, further increasing transportation options for buyers of The Benvenuto. For motorists looking for quick access to the nearest highway, a drive north on Avenue Rd to Eglinton Ave W, then west to Allen Rd, and a bit north on Allen Rd will bring them right to the Highway 401, the largest highway in Ontario and also the most accessibility-friendly.