100 Hayden St

TSCC 1655

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Public Transit, Party Room, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Elevator

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

A fusion of eclectic-urbanicity, the Bloor Walk condominium is one of the most desireable addresses in the city of Toronto at 100 Hayden Street! Built in 2005 by a great team with vision of what urbanites want in a new home and prime location, the Philmor Group Ltd. (developer), Bernard H. Watt (architect), PMA Landscape Architects Ltd., & Bryon Patton and Associates (interior designer) chose the quiet little cul-de-sac of Hayden Street for development. Standing 18-storeys tall, the exterior of Bloor Walk condo is an eye-appealing & natural looking blend of soft pastel-rose brick, transparent glass and smooth stone features. There are 165 condo units that vary in unique styles and sizes, starting with 1 bedroom (526 square feet) and scale up to 2 bedrooms + den, 3-bedroom penthouses and some Estate suites that are 2 & 3 bedrooms (3066 square feet). Homebuyers can anticipate seeing in-unit features like living room & kitchen open concepts, floor to ceiling windows for tons of natural light, 8 to 9-foot ceilings, stained hardwood flooring, upgraded bathrooms, stainless steel appliances and private balconies. The in-building amenities collection is attractive at Bloor Walk condo, which includes a full indoor swimming pool with sky lit glass ceiling, fitness centre, rooftop garden patio, sauna, party room, function/meeting room, concierge & security and parking garage. The historical average PSF has proven that buyers have higher-than-normal potential to see a positive return on investment. Overseeing the daily needs of residents and the building operations is Crossbridge Condominium Services.The Bloor Walk condo (100 Hayden Street) is nestled within the Yonge and Bloor neighbourhood, which is one of the biggest perks to investing here! Mere steps away from the front door of Bloor Walk, homebuyers have a 10-minute walk to reach the Bloor-Yonge TTC subway in the Hudson’s Bay Centre (great shopping and dining out outlet too!). Right at the corners of Hayden Street & Church Street, buyers will have access to The Salvation Army Toronto Grace Health Centre, bar, restaurants, cafes and at Bloor Street & Church Street, there are TTC bus stops, amenities like banks, restaurants, café, business services, professional offices and a Bike Share Toronto station for cyclists. A short stroll east on Bloor Street brings buyers to Asquith Green Park, Manulife Garden and an incredible number of greenspaces that surround Rosedale Valley Road east and west, which sits just north of Bloor Street. Bloor Street West and along nearby Yonge Street are loaded to the brim with all sorts of shops, eateries, business services, specialty shops, banks, cafes, the Holt Renfrew Centre and Cineplex Cinemas.Bloor Street East to Danforth Avenue or to Bayview Avenue, provides a northbound and southbound on-ramps to the Don Valley Parkway for motorists. For park-lovers, heading east on Bloor Street will unfold a smorgasbord of parks & trails (Rekai Family Parkette, Rosedale Ravine Lands, Wellesley Park & Riverdale Park East). North of Bloor Street sits Park Drive Reservation Lands, Craigleigh Gardens, Rosedale Park and David A. Balfour Park (many of these parks have walking paths and recreation trails). The very enjoyable Queen’s Park is also close at hand by heading west on Bloor Street.