1 Ripley Ave

MTCC 1029

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage

Common Element Maintenance, Heat, Water, Hydro

Elegance incarnate, and bearing a design hearkening back to the brick buildings of years past, Southampton yields no small amount of charm and appeal. Located at 1 Ripley Avenue in the High Park-Swansea neighborhood of the city of Toronto, Southampton blends the old with the new in a stunning coalescence that makes every day feel like an experience.Featuring an exterior of red brick, with a concrete crown forming the building’s top, Southampton was developed by Tridel, and is currently under the management of Del Property Management. Built in 1992, Southampton stands at 10 storeys tall, and contains a total of 131 units within.Offered by Southampton for interested homebuyers are a number of 2-bedroom and 2-bedroom plus den condo units (of which the smallest of these units is 790 square feet, and the largest of these units is 2134 square feet), and on the insides of each of these units, one can find a selection of lovely features, with prime examples of them being modern kitchens, upgraded bathrooms, hardwood flooring, high ceilings, curved large windows, and highly desirable styled finishes.With regards as to what can be found within the building itself, buyers of Southampton will be able to have access to amenities such as an exercise room, an enter phone system, a security guard service, a parking garage, and a swimming pool, as well as a sauna. When combined with the historical average PSF of this building, any interested real estate investors will have a great deal of potential in seeing for themselves a positive return on their investment at this location.Out on the streets at 1 Ripley Avenue, buyers will find themselves within an accessible distance of such major roadways as South Kingsway, Lake Shore Boulevard West, The Queensway, as well as Windermere Avenue. For the nearest TTC transit bus stop, a quick walk west on Ripley Avenue to South Kingsway will give homebuyers prime access to one. By heading slightly southward on South Kingsway to The Queensway, one can also have access to a TTC streetcar stop. By heading north on South Kingsway to Bloor Street West, then east on Bloor Street West to Jane Street, buyers will be able to find the Jane TTC subway station for their use.For access to the nearest highway, motorists don’t have to go very far at all. Simply heading south on South Kingsway past The Queensway will see the road merge with the Gardiner Expressway overhead, heading eastward. To head west, heading east on The Queensway to Windermere Avenue, south to Lake Shore Boulevard West, then west on Lake Shore Boulevard West will see that road merge with the Gardiner Expressway, this time heading westward.For nearby amenities, one can find a gas station just across from the building, but the source of all the best amenities is found by heading north on South Kingsway to Bloor Street West. By heading eastward on Bloor Street West, a whole manner of amenities open-up, such as restaurants, fast food places, coffee shops/cafes, and grocery stores, as well as a wealth of other smaller businesses.