1599 Bathurst St

TSCC 1475

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

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Heat, Water, Hydro

Appearing as a wonderful-looking condominium of brick and glass, with concrete finishes, The Hemingway (formerly called the Cedarvale Mansions and formerly a home of the famous author Ernest Hemingway (hence the name) in the 1920s). Located at 1597-1599 Bathurst Street in the Forest Hill South neighborhood, The Hemingway goes out of its way to bear a resemblance to an old-fashioned building, and this only adds to its exquisite charm.A trio of differently-sized awnings keeping most of the sunlight out of the upper-level windows are the most prominently-featured accents on The Hemingway. Developed by Bathurst Forest Hill Place Apartments Ltd, and currently under the management of Del Property Management, The Hemingway was built in the early 1900s, and eventually underwent conversion to a condominium in 2002. It stands at 5 storeys tall and contains a total of 20 units within (the smallest of these units being 1075 square feet, and the largest of these units being 1171 square feet).Within each of the 3-bedroom condo units at The Hemingway, interested homebuyers will be able to find a handful of lovely features. Such examples of these features include hardwood flooring, open-concept living spaces, and granite countertops, not to mention large windows.As for what can be found within the building itself, any buyers interested will be able to find such amenities as an exercise room, a parking garage, and an enter phone system. When combined in tangent with the historical average PSF of this building, any real estate investors with an interest in The Hemingway will have a great deal of potential for seeing a positive return on their investment at this location.At such a time that homebuyers step out onto the street at 1597-1599 Bathurst Street, they need only look slightly southward of the building to find a pair of TTC transit bus stops, which will increase their travel abilities across the city of Toronto by a great amount. The Hemingway is nearest to such major roadways as St. Clair Avenue West, Spadina Road, Eglinton Avenue West, and Vaughan Road. In order for motorists to get to the nearest highway, a quick drive north on Bathurst Street to Eglinton Avenue West, then west on Eglinton Avenue West to Allen Road (here, non-motorists can find the Eglinton West TTC subway station), and north on Allen Road will bring them right to both on-ramps and off-ramps for the Highway 401.When it comes to amenities in the nearby area, it’d be more than worth the time to head up to where the Allen Road meets the Highway 401, as there, a small road branching from the on-ramp to the Highway 401 that leads to Yorkdale Road, and there, a large shopping mall called the Yorkdale Shopping Center can be found. There, a great deal of fast food places, boutiques, restaurants, a couple of banks, a handful of coffee shops/cafes, and even a cinema can be found, not to mention many other smaller businesses that are equally excellent to check out.