1750 Bayview Ave

MTCC 1312

Gym / Exercise Room, Public Transit, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage

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

A lovely brick and concrete building located at 1750 Bayview Ave, The Braxton oozes a confident charm welcoming to the Mount Pleasant East neighborhood of Toronto.Developed by Bayview Green Developments Inc, and currently under the management of Malvern Condominium Property Management, The Braxton was built back in 2000, and stands at 6 storeys tall, with a total of 52 units within (the smallest of them being 695 square feet, and the largest of them being 2258 square feet).The units at The Braxton are comprised of a collection of 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom condo units, and within each of these units are a few beneficial features for interested homebuyers to take advantage of. Examples of these features include private balconies, large windows (through which lots of natural sunlight can flow), and modern kitchens, as well as upgraded open-concept living spaces.As for what can be found throughout The Braxton itself, buyers will have access to a handful of amenities, with some of them including an exercise room, a meeting room, a party room, an enter phone system, and a parking garage, as well as visitor parking.When combined with the historical average PSF of this building, which has consistently been on the rise, any interested real estate investors of The Braxton will have a great deal of potential of seeing for themselves a positive return on their investment at this location.When buyers of The Braxton step out onto the street at 1750 Bayview Ave, they will find themselves at the intersection of Bayview Ave and Eglinton Ave E. Here, TTC transit bus stops can be found, which will help with getting around the city of Toronto with much greater ease. Also present at the intersection are a number of amenities, with examples being a couple of cafes, a couple of grocery stores, some restaurants, a few pubs/bars, along with a handful of other privately-owned businesses.If one would like to have access to the TTC subway system, a bus ride west on Eglinton Ave E to the Allen Rd will bring them to the Eglinton West TTC subway station, which will expand the places homebuyers can go by an even larger amount.For those motorists who would like to have access to the nearest highway, they can head east on Eglinton Ave E to just a bit past Don Mills Rd, and there, they will find both an on-ramp and an off-ramp to the Don Valley Parkway (also known locally as the Highway 404). If motorists travel any further past the Don Valley Parkway, they will find themselves in Scarborough.By heading north on the Don Valley Parkway, motorists will also be able to come into contact with the Highway 401, the longest highway in southern Ontario, stretching southwest to northeast from Windsor to the Ontario-Quebec border. Heading south on the Don Valley Parkway will see the highway follow the Don River to Lake Ontario, then curve westward to become the Gardiner Expressway (a very quick and easy way to get into the downtown core of Toronto).