195 St Patrick St

MTCC 569

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

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

Completed in 1982, and located at 195 St Patrick St, and continuously enriching the skyline of the Grange Park neighborhood since then, One Park Lane II is the second of three towering structures all connected by a podium. Standing at 10 storeys tall, and offering 88 condo units for its homebuyers to enjoy the selection of, One Park Lane II was developed by Camrost-Felcorp, architected by Thomas P. Kalman Architects, and is currently managed by Crossbridge Condominium Services.Offered by One Park Lane II for buyers to consider are a variety of 1-bedroom (1055 square feet), 1-bedroom plus den, and 2-bedroom units (1497 square feet), and inside these units are a number of eclectic features. Some of these features include floor-to-ceiling windows, full-sized kitchens that can serve as a dual kitchen/dining room, and not to mention high ceilings. Within the building itself, the buyers of One Park Lane II will have prime access to an exercise room, a security guard service, a sauna, a swimming pool, an enter phone system, as well as a parking garage. With all of the bonuses and benefits that real estate investors will have access to, not to mention the increasing historical average PSF, there stands a great deal of potential for seeing a positive return on investment at One Park Lane II.Once buyers of One Park Lane II step outside into the hustle and bustle of Toronto at 195 St Patrick St, the immediate places that will be around them will be a dental clinic, a barber, various cafes, some fast food places, a couple of banks, as well as a couple of pubs/bars. Taking a short walk east on Dundas St W will showcase more amenities and features of the area; most notably, right before University Ave, a TTC streetcar stop of which the streetcar line runs along Dundas St W, as well as a TTC transit bus stop just a tiny walk northward on University Ave. Right at the intersection of University & Dundas, homebuyers will find the St Patrick TTC subway station, which opens-up the number of places buyers can go to and explore.As for the motorists who are seeking the closest highway so they have an easy access point to it, a drive west on Dundas St W to Spadina Ave, then a drive on Spadina Ave straight south to Lake Shore Blvd will bring motorists right to an on-ramp and off-ramp both for the Gardiner Expressway. If the Gardiner Expressway is taken eastward, then just past the Don River’s mouth exiting out into Lake Ontario, motorists will see the highway curve northward and transform into the Don Valley Parkway (also known as the Highway 404).Also, for those buyers who are absolute fans of nature and greenery, a trip west on Dundas St W to Beverley St, then a short trip south on Beverley St will bring them to the popular Grange Park, which is the park that the Grange Park neighborhood was so named after. Beautiful and lush with all different hues of green, Grange Park is an absolute treat to visit in the autumn.