113 Dupont St

TSCC 1927

Pet Restrictions, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage

Common Element Maintenance, Water

Having formerly been a commercial office building, 113 Dupont (located at 113 Dupont St (hence the namesake of this loft-style condo) in the Annex neighborhood of the city of Toronto) underwent its conversion in 2008, and went on to become a desirable choice of location for buyers to plant their roots and hang their hats. Standing at 3 storeys tall with a total of 7 units within (the smallest of these units being a generous 2237 feet², and the largest of these units being a whopping 4365 feet²), 113 Dupont was developed by a team comprised of Ken Zuckerman and Zinc Construction, and is currently under the management of Icc Property Management. At 113 Dupont, the 7 units are comprised of a selection of 2-bedroom and 3-bedroom loft-style condo units.Within each of the units here at 113 Dupont are a selection of features benefitting homebuyers, with examples being 12-foot ceilings, fully upgraded bathrooms, large windows, large sundeck-style private balconies, open-concept living spaces, exposed brick and stone accents in places, and hardwood flooring, as well as lots of natural light shining into the units 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 rising at steady rates), the real estate investors who possess any interest in 113 Dupont’s fine and fastidious details will stand a great chance at seeing a lot of potential in a positive return on their investment here.Once homebuyers have stepped out onto the streets surrounding 113 Dupont St, the first thing that they may take notice of is that, while this condominium is indeed listed as being on Dupont St, with a couple of buildings in front of it on that end, buyers are actually stepping out onto Designers’ Walk, a short sideroad named for all of the interesting interior design showcases and more. A very brief walk north on Designers’ Walk does bring homebuyers to Dupont St, and not even a minute’s walk west to the intersection of Dupont St and Davenport Rd will give them access to TTC transit bus stops (thereby increasing the distance they can travel throughout the city of Toronto). By taking the transit bus south (then curving gradually southeast, then east) on Davenport Rd allows buyers to witness lots of amenities on the roadside, but it isn’t until getting to Yonge St that all of the best amenites in Toronto open up in availability.Grocery stores, restaurants, fast food places, pubs/bars, coffee shops/cafes, pharmacies, gas stations, as well as a bunch of smaller, privately-owned storefronts are just waiting for homebuyers to make use of.. At the intersection of Yonge St & Bloor St (heading south on Yonge St (within walking distance even) brings buyers there), homebuyers of 113 Dupont can find the Hudson’s Bay Centre, a large shopping mall with a wealth of amenities within, as well as the Bloor-Yonge TTC subway station to open up transportation options even further for them. The nearest highway is best accessed by taking the same route one would take to get to the Hudson’s Bay Centre, but at Yonge & Bloor, head eastward on Bloor St to Bayview Ave, then slightly north on Bayview Ave to find both an on-ramp and an off-ramp to the Don Valley Parkway (known locally as the Highway 404).