10 Sword St

MTCC 1158

Public Transit, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Pets Allowed

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

Featuring a charming, homey exterior of brick and glass, Sword Street Lofts (located at 10 Sword St in the Cabbagetown neighborhood) was converted from a warehouse to lofts in 1997, and became a highly desirable locale for homebuyers right from the start. Standing at 3 storeys tall with a total of 11 units within (the smallest of these units being 1071 feet², and the largest of these units being 2499 feet²), Sword Street Lofts was developed by Peach-Pit Projects Ltd, and is currently under the management of Hearthstone Property Management.At Sword Street Lofts, the units are comprised of a selection of 2-bedroom plus den loft-style condo units. Within each of the units are a selection of features benefitting buyers, with examples being 12-foot ceilings, large windows, open-concept living spaces, hardwood flooring, as well as lots of natural light shining in during the daytime. As for what can be found within the building itself, homebuyers will have access to amenities such as an enter phone system and a parking garage. When combined with the historical average PSF of this building (which is always on the increase), the real estate investors with any interest in Sword Street Lofts will stand a great chance at seeing a lot of potential in a positive return on their investment here.Once buyers have stepped out onto the streets surrounding 10 Sword St, the first thing that they may take notice of is the presence of a TTC streetcar stop nearby. A quick walk south on Sword St, and west on Gerrard St E to Sumach St will give them prime access to a streetcar stop. By taking the streetcar westward, further into downtown Toronto, a bunch of shops will become accessible, but it isn’t until getting to Yonge St that all of the best amenites in Toronto open up. Grocery stores, restaurants, fast food places, pubs/bars, coffee shops/cafes, pharmacies, gas stations, along with a bunch of smaller, privately-owned storefronts. At the intersection of Yonge St & Gerrard St E, buyers will be able to make use alternately of a TTC transit bus stop (making it much easier to travel north and south along Yonge St).Regarding the nearest highway for any motorists to get access to, their best bet is simply heading west on Gerrard St E to Jarvis St, then south on Jarvis St to Lake Shore Blvd, and there, they can find both an on-ramp and an off-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway, which runs east and west along the shores of Lake Ontario. By heading westward on the Gardiner Expressway, motorists can head out towards Etobicoke and Mississauga and similar areas, while heading eastward a short distance will have motorists seeing the Gardiner Expressway curve northward to become the Don Valley Parkway, which runs northward and southward along the eastern part of the city of Toronto.As for the nearest greenspace that buyers of Sword Street Lofts will be able to enjoy, they will be able to have prime access to Riverdale Park West, which is accessible by heading south on Sword St, west on Gerrard St E, then north on Sumach St to Carlton St, then east on Carlton St to right where it curves south as Riverdale Park Rd. There, homebuyers can experience an absolutely wonderful park and explore it at their personal leisure.