10 Bellair St

TSCC 1519

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

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Air Conditioning, Heat, Water, Hydro

No 10 Bellair is a beautiful, well-structured condominium located in the Yorkville neighborhood at 10 Bellair St, and it contains 133 units spread out over 27 storeys (the smallest of these units being 362 feet², and the largest of these units being 6030 feet²). Imposing without being unappealing, No 10 Bellair was built in 2003 by the developer Tridel, the architect Burka Architects, and is currently being managed by the property management company known as Del Property Management.One of the most prominent aspects of No 10 Bellair is the variety of condo units that are offered to buyers. For the buyers, they will have access to a selection of 1-bedroom plus den units, 2-bedroom units, as well as 2-bedroom plus den units. As for what can be found on the insides of the units themselves, homebuyers will have access to an eclectic combo of features, with examples being large spacious windows, dimensionally generous baths, hardwood flooring, private balconies, as well as unmatched city views.As for what can be found for in-building amenities, residents will have access to a sauna, a swimming pool, an exercise room, a security guard service, and a concierge service, as well as a parking garage, visitor parking, not to mention an enter phone system. With all these features, plus the increasing historical average PSF, property investors have a great potential for seeing a positive return on investment.The streets around 10 Bellair St help to provide the best kind of accessibility for buyers of No 10 Bellair; right outside the condominium, at the intersection of Bellair & Critchley, homebuyers can find the Bay TTC subway station, which can enable them to travel rapidly around the city of Toronto. By taking a quick stroll south on Bellair St. to Bloor St. E, then east on Bloor St. E to Bay St., residents can quick make use of the TTC transit bus system as there is a stop at the Bloor & Bay intersection. Also, by heading even further east on Bloor St. to Yonge St. can bring residents to the Hudson’s Bay Centre, filled to the brim with amenities and wonderful stores that can virtually cater to the needs and wants of any type of shopper (there is also another TTC subway station inside the Hudson’s Bay Centre; the Bloor-Yonge station).At Bloor & Bay, a Bike Share Toronto station can be found. Right across from 10 Bellair St is the beautiful Village of Yorkville Park, serving as a delightful greenspace for nature lovers to spend some time in. Motorists who would like access to the nearest highway need only drive east on Bloor St. to Yonge St., then south on Yonge St. to Lake Shore Blvd., where an on-ramp and an off-ramp can be found for the Gardiner Expressway. The Gardiner Expressway runs east to west alongside the lakeshore of Toronto, and if taken eastward, the Gardiner Valley will curve to the north, becoming the Don Valley Parkway (also known as the Highway 404).