188 Spadina Ave

MTCC 713

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Sauna, Security Guard, Outdoor Patio / Garden, Games / Recreation Room

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water, Parking

A collection of two 10-storey condominium buildings containing a total of 58 units consisting of 2-bedroom and 2-bedroom plus den units, 188 Spadina Condos exudes a rustic charm and a bold elegance befitting of a 1986 construction. At 188 Spadina Ave, these condo buildings stand, proving that time is no enemy of a good, solid structure, for these buildings were developed by Kingscourt Developments Inc. One of the best aspects of 188 Spadina Condos is that there are various eclectic features offered on the insides of the units, with examples being open-concept living spaces, modern kitchens, hardwood flooring, as well as floor-to-ceiling windows.As for what homebuyers of 188 Spadina Condos can find inside the building, examples include an exercise room, a sauna, a concierge service, and a security guard service, as well as a games room, a swimming pool, an outdoor patio, a common rooftop deck, as well as an enter phone system. With all of these features and amenities combined with the historical average PSF, which is always going up, real estate investors will have a great deal of potential in seeing a positive return on investment.When buyers get onto the streets around 188 Spadina Ave, the first thing that buyers should be made aware of is the fact that they are located on one of the most accessible main streets in all of Toronto. A very short walk south on Spadina Ave to Queen St. W will give homebuyers access to a TTC streetcar stop, which will potentially open up their options to a great degree. A huge amount of stores of all different varieties can be found north and south on Spadina Ave, along with banks and restaurants and pubs/bars, and even specialty boutiques; with access to the streetcar or one’s own vehicle, Spadina Ave can potentially be the only road you need to check for shopping and browsing on.A streetcar ride or drive south on Spadina just past Front St brings buyers to Blue Jays Way, and on that road, they can get access to the famous C.N Tower, as well as the Rogers Centre. Heading a bit past that, to Lake Shore Blvd, can give motorists prime access to both an on-ramp, as well as an off-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway, which is a major highway that runs east and west along Toronto’s Waterfront district, and, upon heading eastward past the mouth of the Don River, curves northward to become the Don Valley Parkway (also known as the Highway 404 among the locals of Toronto).For those homebuyers who are also huge fans of nature, but really do not want to leave the city to acquire that, the Clarence Square Park, located at Spadina and Wellington (a short drive or streetcar ride south on Spadina Ave just past King St. W), will be the ideal location for buyers to enjoy some peace and natural tranquility amongst some truly delightful greenery and pleasant scenery in the downtown core of the city of Toronto.