160 Frederick St

MTCC 630

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Public Transit, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Pets Allowed

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

The eclectic feel of the St. Lawrence neighbourhood is just one of the charming aspects of it…living within it is an incredible experience and a wise investment for any level homebuyer!Standing at the corner of Frederick Street and Front Street is the well established Olde York Place I condominium, within the St. Lawrence Neighbourhood Heritage Conservation District and is Designated under Part V of the Heritage Act. This condominium was erected in 1984 by King-Frederick Realty Limited. The exterior of the Olde York Place I (160 Frederick Street) is subtle, but attractive with its light-brown brickwork.Standing at 9-storeys tall and hosting 63 condo units, Olde York Place I offer homebuyers a wonderful surprise…every single unit are 2 bedrooms (with some suites having separate dens) that are 2125 square feet! With dimensionally generous and affordable units, buyers can expect to see in-unit, renovated features like large windows, 10-foot ceilings in penthouse suites, hardwood flooring, Jacuzzi baths, spacious kitchens with broad kitchen island counters, living room columns, fireplaces, large dining rooms and broad living rooms.The in-building amenities consist of a swimming pool, squash court, fitness room, sauna, parking garage, security guard and enter phone system. The historical average PSF clearly defines through the years that this condominium has no shortage of potential when it comes to a positive return on investment. Crossbridge Condominium Services is onsite to cater to the needs of residents and to oversee the daily operations of this condo building.The Olde York Place I (160 Frederick Street) is tucked away within the borders of King Street, Frederick Street, Front Street and George Street, which provides a more tranquil environment for busy buyers who want a quieter escape from the hustle of Toronto. A short walk away to Front & Sherbourne, buyers will find TTC bus stops, as well as at the King & Sherbourne, including streetcar stops (the closest subway station is King station at Yonge Street. Homebuyers that prefer to drive to get around, can pick up the Gardiner Expressway via Jarvis Street south, which turns into Lower Jarvis Street (the westbound on-ramp or for the eastbound on-ramp, utilize Lake Shore Blvd.).A short stroll around this neighbourhood will unfold many fantastic amenities for buyers like restaurants, cafes, bars, Toronto Public Library, specialty shops, business services, salon, fast food eateries, the St. Lawrence Market, LCBO, cinemas, banks, grocery stores, the Wine Rack, professional offices and spa. Across the street from the St. Lawrence Market is the Market Lane Park (great spot for a little mini picnic), which if the path is followed north, it opens-up into the much larger St. James Park.Cyclists can pick up a Bike Share Toronto station on Jarvis Street, just behind the St. Lawrence Hall if cycling into the St. Lawrence Market area. Sherbourne Street south will bring homebuyers to the Queens Quay and to Sherbourne Common, which edges the Lake Ontario waterfront (the Water’s Edge Promenade is right there for a shortcut to Sugar Beach & Sugar Beach Park when taken west).