18 Hazelton Ave

MTCC 1395

Concierge, Public Transit, Visitor Parking, Pet Restrictions, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, BBQs, Elevator

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Air Conditioning, Heat, Water, Hydro, Cable TV

A collection of loft-style condo residences located at 55a Avenue Rd and 18a Hazelton Ave in the Yorkville neighborhood and built in 2001, with the tallest one being 6 storeys tall, Residences at Hazelton Lanes offers elegance among the quieter aspects of the city of Toronto. Reinforcing the ‘relative peace and quiet’ point is the fact that these residences are located on a side road surrounded by many other residences, and this leads to a general ‘friendly community’ feeling here. Currently under the management of Crossbridge Condominium Services, Residences at Hazelton Lanes contains a total of 53 units (of which the smallest of these is 729 feet², and the largest one is 4376 feet²), and offers to its homebuyers a variety of 1-bedroom condo units, replete with features on the inside. Some of these features include for buyers hardwood flooring, open-concept kitchens and living spaces, floor-to-ceiling windows, private balconies, as well as lots of natural lighting.As for what can be found inside the buildings themselves, buyers of the Residences at Hazelton Lanes will have access to amenities such as a security guard service, an elevator service, a parking garage, visitor parking, an enter phone system, as well as a concierge service and B.B.Q stations. Combined with the increasing historical average PSF, real estate investors stand the chance to have much potenial in seeing a positive return on investment here.When homebuyers find themselves out on the streets at and surrounding 55a Avenue Rd and 18a Hazelton Ave, the first thing they may notice is that, despite the quiet nature of this subdivision of downtown Toronto, the Residences of Hazelton Lanes are backed up against Yorkville Village, which is a sizable shopping mall filled to the brim with elegant boutiques and shopping experiences full of panache and finesse. In front of the Yorkville Village shopping mall is a TTC transit bus stop that buyers can use to open up their world, going to parts of Toronto that they could not access on foot. By heading north on Hazelton Ave, east on Davenport Rd, east on Belmont St, then north on Yonge St, homebuyers can reach the Rosedale TTC subway station, which allows for a great deal of distance in transportation throughout the city of Toronto.Also, if homebuyers head south on the TTC subway line, they will soon come to Union Station, where they can jump onto a VIA Rail train or a GO train if they so desire; alternately, they can explore the downtown core or go visit the C.N Tower or Rogers Centre from Union Station. Any motorists who are looking to get access to the nearest highway need only drive north to Davenport Rd, east to Yonge St, south to Bloor St. E, then east on Bloor St. E to Bayview Ave; there, not even a minute’s drive north on Bayview Ave, is both an on-ramp and an off-ramp to the Don Valley Parkway (also known as the Highway 404 by the locals of the city of Toronto).