118 Bedford Rd

TSCC 1620

Public Transit, Pet Restrictions, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Elevator, Tennis Court

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

Containing a truly lavish and old-fashioned brick exterior bearing resemblance to a townhome, Bedford Mansion (located at 118 Bedford Rd in the Annex neighborhood of the city of Toronto) was converted from an actual townhome in the year 2004, and now, within its 3 storeys are 4 units (the smallest unit of which is 1290 feet², and the largest unit of which is 1393 feet²), all comprised of 2-bedroom units. Developed by Borden Court Inc., and currently under the management of Peer Property Management, Bedford Mansion was actually built in 1897, and holds the status of being one of the many Heritage Sites of Toronto as of 1994, nearly a hundred years later. Within each of the 4 units at Bedford Mansion, buyers whom have an interest will find a handful of features within, including hardwood and limestone flooring, ten-foot ceilings, granite countertops, as well as stainless steel appliances.As for what can be found within the building itself, buyers will be able to have access to an enter phone system, a parking garage, a tennis court, as well as an elevator service. When combined with what can be found within the units themselves, as well as the historical average PSF (which is always rising steadily), any real estate investors who have a prominent interest in Bedford Mansion will have a good chance at seeing a positive return on their investment at this location.When buyers of Bedford Mansion step out onto the streets surrounding 118 Bedford Rd, the first thing that they may come to realize is the presence of TTC transit bus stops right next to the building, which will serve to open up the amount of places that they can travel to throughout the city of Toronto. By traveling north on Bedford Rd to Davenport Rd, then eastward to Yonge St, and then south to Bloor St, homebuyers will come to the Hudson’s Bay Centre, which is a large shopping mall that contains plenty of fancy boutique shops, as well as the Bloor-Yonge TTC subway station (which will further open up transportation destinations across Toronto for buyers).By heading south on Yonge St, homebuyers will be able to have access to a large selection of restaurants, fast food places, pharmacies, banks, coffee shops/cafes, pubs/bars, as well as grocery stores and gas stations. By heading southward to Queen St, not only will homebuyers of Bedford Mansion find themselves at the Queen TTC subway station, but they will also find themselves at the CF Toronto Eaton Centre, which is the largest shopping mall in all of downtown Toronto, having more boutique shopping amenities than anyone can go and shake a shopping bag at.For any of the motorists who are interested in getting access to the nearest highway, a drive northward on Bedford Rd, eastward on Davenport Rd, then southward on Yonge St right to Lake Shore Blvd will give them access to the Gardiner Expressway via both an on-ramp and an off-ramp. By heading west along the Gardiner Expressway, motorists will find themselves heading out towards Etobicoke and Mississauga and similar places, and by going east instead, motorists will find that the highway curves northward to become the Don Valley Parkway (also known as the Highway 404 locally).