11 William Carson Cres

MTCC 1360

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

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

An elaborate and highly desirable condo building in the heart of the urbanite-friendly neighborhood of St. Andrew-Windfields in North York, The Antiquary is within easy reach of plenty of local amenities and is very close to major roadways, making transportation that much easier for this condo building’s residents.The construction period of The Antiquary reached its end back in the year 2001, and was developed by L&A Development Ltd, with the architect being Burka Architects. Standing at 6 storeys tall, and containing a total of 110 units, The Antiquary’s exterior is comprised of red brick for most of the building, and being capped off by a cement rooftop, combined with various exhibits of lovely transparent glasswork.The units located within the interior of The Antiquary at 11 William Carson Crescent are offered in a number of 2-bedroom plus den units (the smallest of which is 888 square feet, and the largest of which is 4390 square feet). Within the units themselves, buyers will be able to expect such features as dimensionally-generous private balconies, granite countertops, spacious walk-in pantries, hardwood flooring, and spa-inspired updated bathrooms, as well as extra storage spaces and modern kitchens.As for what can be found for the in-building amenities at The Antiquary, homebuyers will be able to have prime access to such examples of these as an exercise room, a meeting room, a sauna, a swimming pool, a party room, a parking garage, a security guard, a concierge service, and an elevator service, as well as an enter phone system. Those first-time homebuyers who are looking for any potential for a positive return on their investment may find a little bit of it at The Antiquary, thanks to its historical average PSF. The property management company that oversees handling the daily operations of this condo building and its residents is Crossbridge Condominium Services.Encircled by the street borders of Yonge Street, York Mills Road, Old Yonge Street, Upper Canada Drive, and Lord Seaton Road, buyers of The Antiquary will find themselves within proximity of transit bus stops due to the fact that a pair of stops can be found right at the intersection of William Carson Crescent and Yonge Street. Heading south on Yonge Street from William Carson Crescent to York Mills Road brings homebuyers to the nearest TTC subway station, which is the York Mills station. Heading north on Yonge Street instead to just past Lord Seaton Road brings motorists to the nearest highway, which is the Highway 401 and its access ramps.The most significant shopping amenity to be found nearby comes in the form of the York Mills Centre, and at this shopping mall, buyers of The Antiquary will be able to find such amenities as a couple of banks, a grocery store, a hair salon, a couple of fast food places, and a restaurant, as well as a pharmacy, not to mention a handful of other retail outlets and business services.The Don Valley Golf Course is any golfer’s dream, and any buyer of The Antiquary who enjoys golfing need only travel past Yonge Street on William Carson Crescent to reach the golf course.