175 Cumberland St

MTCC 626

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Concierge, Public Transit, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Squash / Racquet Court

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Air Conditioning, Heat, Water

The Yorkville neighbourhood is an upscale-urbanite area within the city of Toronto and highly desireable by homebuyers and realty investors for its ‘within reach’ of just about everything!The Renaissance Plaza (175 Cumberland Street) sits beautifully within this great neighbourhood that offers access to high-end shops, restaurants, business, fashion, bars & clubs, entertainment, artistry, nightlife, cultural events and unique cafes. Built in 1983 by Bramalea Limited and WZMH Architects & Page + Steele Architects Inc., The Renaissance Plaza stands 15-storeys tall and encompasses 127 condo units. The exterior façade of this condo building is modeled after a modernist architectural style and possesses smooth, neutral-coloured concrete lines and transparent glass.The condo units offer homebuyers with choices as far as sizes and styles are concerned, beginning with 1 bedroom (1032 square feet) and scale up to 2 bedrooms + den (4106 square feet), which are located on the 11th floor and up (the ground level to the 10th floor consists of commercial spaces). The interiors of these condo units have unique features that buyers appreciate on top of the massive square footage available (large entranceways, large living room and dining room areas, full separate kitchens with modern appliances and generous storage spaces, upgraded baths and large, elegant windows for plenty of natural light and city views. The historical average PSF shows there is plenty of potential for a positive return on investment as this is an established condo building.The in-building amenities consist of indoor swimming pool, sauna, racquetball/squash court, party room, fitness facility, parking garage and security guard & concierge services. Del Property Management oversees the day to day operations of this building and attends to the needs of residents.Surrounded by Cumberland Street, Avenue Road, Bloor Street and Bellaire Street, homebuyers that decide to purchase their new home at The Renaissance Plaza (175 Cumberland Street) will be in direct contact with Avenue Road & Bloor Street TTC bus stops and a short walk to the Bay subway station, the Museum subway station or east on Bloor Street reveals the Bloor-Yonge subway station within the Hudson’s Bay Centre.Buyers who commute by car can use Bloor Street East to get onto Danforth Avenue which offers a northbound on-ramp to the Don Valley Pkwy, or, use Bloor Street East to pick up Bayview Avenue, which offers a southbound on-ramp for the Don Valley Pkwy. Spadina Avenue south is ideal for motorists who wish to pick up the Gardiner Expressway on/off ramps.The Hudson’s Bay Centre at Yonge & Bloor plays host to some fantastic amenities options, but closer to home, buyers will find convenient amenities like restaurants, cafes, specialty shops, bars, pharmacy and the Yorkville Village Shopping Centre with grocery store a 10-minute walk away by heading north on Avenue Road. Homebuyers have healthcare options at the Toronto General Hospital (University Avenue) and access to the ‘next door neighbour’ Village of Yorkville Park for some downtime greenspace, or walk west along Bloor Street to pick up the Philosopher’s Walk path that leads straight into Queen’s Park.