152 St Patrick St

MTCC 1183

Gym / Exercise Room, Pet Restrictions, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage

Common Element Maintenance, Heat, Water

Built in 1998, Residences of the Artisan provides a splendid outlook onto the whole of the Grange Park neighborhood from 152 St Patrick St. Standing at 14 storeys tall, and containing a total of 135 units (the smallest one being 563 feet², and the largest one being 1761 feet²), Residences of the Artisan was developed by Tridel, architected by Burka Architects, and is currently under the management of Del Property Management. One of the most important factors to consider about Residences of the Artisan is the fact that it is situated in a prime location, with major roadways all around it (meaning great accessibility to the rest of downtown), as well as not being right in the core of downtown Toronto (meaning a slightly quieter, slightly less congested commute). Offered at Residences of the Artisan are a choosing of 1-bedroom units, 2-bedroom units, as well as 3-bedroom units, and inside them, a host of features can be found, with examples being granite flooring, modern appliances, open-concept layouts, as well as private balconies. For the in-building amenities, homebuyers of Residences of the Artisan will have unrestrained access to a parking garage, an exercise room, a security guard service, as well as an enter phone system. With all these features, plus the increase in the historical average PSF, the potential for a positive return on investment on the part of property investors is greater.On the streets at 152 St Patrick St, right at the intersection of St Patrick & Dundas, a couple of fast food places, a pharmacy, and a couple of cafes can be found. A little to the west on Dundas St., at the intersection of Dundas & McCaul, one can find a TTC streetcar stop, which opens-up the possibility for even larger-scale exploration of the downtown of the city of Toronto. A walk (or streetcar ride) east on Dundas St. to University Ave. gives residents of the Residences of the Artisan access to TTC bus stops running north and south on University both. For the nearest TTC subway station, one need only look at the same intersection of Dundas & University to find the St. Patrick subway station, which allows a very short subway ride south to Union Station, or a longer ride north to Yorkdale subway station, where residents can have access to the massive Yorkdale Shopping Centre, catering to any and all needs and wants among everyday shoppers and shopaholics alike. By heading west on Dundas St. to Beverley St., then residents can reach Grange Park, a massive greenspace filled with nature in abundance. What’s more, the opportunity for people to have a little peace and quiet when they feel like taking a little break from all the hustle and bustle of Toronto, but don’t want to leave the actual city limits is quite achievable in this beautiful park. Motorists looking for quick access to the nearest highway can get on the Gardiner Expressway by heading west on Dundas St. to Spadina Ave., then taking a drive south on Spadina Ave. to Lake Shore Blvd.; it is there that motorists can get access to the Gardiner Expressway, running east to west along Toronto’s breathtaking lakeshore.