135 Maitland St

MTCC 1145

Gym / Exercise Room, Public Transit, Visitor Parking, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Pets Allowed

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

Standing as a wonderful building of simple tastes, angular corners, and a nice, earthy exterior color, The Marquis (built in 1997 at 135 Maitland St) cuts a striking image against the backdrop of the Church St. Corridor neighborhood, standing at 8 storeys tall, with a total of 34 units (the smallest of which is 501 feet², and the largest of which is 1597 feet²), of which these units are made up of a variety of studio-style units, 1-bedroom units, 1-bedroom plus den units, 2-bedroom units, as well as 2-bedroom plus den units.Developed by Tridel, and currently under the management of Andrejs Management, The Marquis contains a number of features within each of the units. Examples of these fine features include hardwood flooring, high ceilings, modern kitchens, as well as open-concept living spaces. As for what can be found within the building itself, buyers will be able to have access to a selection of amenities, with prime examples including an exercise room, a parking garage, visitor parking, as well as an enter phone system. Combined with the historical average PSF of The Marquis, which is always on the rise, real estate investors with an interest in The Marquis will have a great deal of potential in seeing a positive return on investment here.When homebuyers of The Marquis step out onto the streets around 135 Maitland St, a short walk south on Jarvis St (which runs next to The Marquis) to Carlton St will give buyers prime access to a TTC streetcar stop, and a TTC transit bus stop slightly beyond that intersecton (plus a Bike Share Toronto station). By jumping on the streetcar and heading west along Carlton St to Yonge St. At that intersection, homebuyers of The Marquis will find the College TTC subway station, and by either taking the subway or the bus or the streetcar south on Yonge St to Queen St, those buyers who love to shop will be met with a dream. The CF Toronto Eaton Centre, the largest shopping mall in all of Toronto, will become available for shopaholics to find just about every possible shopping amenity that they can think of, along with a bunch of amenities along Yonge St itself, from restaurants to pubs/bars to cafes to grocery stores to pharmacies to even banks and the occasional gas station.By heading north on Jarvis St to Cawthra Square, then west to the road’s end, any buyer with an interest in greenspace can have access to the Barbara Hall Park, which is a sizable and lovely spot for the enjoyment of a bit of nature amongst the urban hustle and bustle of the city of Toronto. Motorists who are looking for the quickest access to the nearest highway need only head west on Maitland St to Yonge St, then south on Yonge St to Lake Shore Blvd, and there, they will be able to have access to both an on-ramp (as well as an off-ramp) to the highly convenient Gardiner Expressway, which runs east and west parallel to Lake Ontario.