21 Shaftesbury Ave

TSCC 2487

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Enter Phone System

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance

Built in the year 2015, and located at 21 Shaftesbury Ave in the Rosedale-Moore Park neighborhood, and featuring an exterior of brick, concrete, and glass (with a commercial segment at the bottom), 21 Shaftesbury is a simply lovely condominium building.Architected by Reflect Architecture, standing at 5 storeys tall, and containing a total of 50 units within (of which the smallest unit is 643 square feet, and the largest unit is 4198 square feet), the units themselves at 21 Shaftesbury are comprised of a selection of 1-bedroom condo units, 2-bedroom condo units, as well as 3-bedroom condo units.Within each of these units, a number of features can be found for the benefit of the interested homebuyer, with examples being large windows, open-concept living rooms, granite countertops, high-end finishes, tall ceilings, private terraces, as well as kitchen islands/breakfast bars, hardwood flooring, and modern appliances.As for what can be found within the building itself, buyers will be able to find such amenities as an indoor swimming pool, a gym, B.B.Q stations, guest suites, a parking garage, and a meeting room, as well as a party room, a library, and a yoga studio, not to mention guest parking. The combined historical average PSF of this building is always on the rise, and any real estate investors interested in 21 Shaftesbury will have a great deal of potential in seeing a positive return on their investment at this location.At such a time that buyers of 21 Shaftesbury step out onto the streets at 21 Shaftesbury Ave, they will be practically right across from the Summerhill TTC subway station, which will drastically increase the number of places that one can travel to across Toronto with the greatest of ease. A short walk west on Shaftesbury Ave to Yonge St will also reward homebuyers with a TTC transit bus stop, as well as a handful of amenities (such as a couple of restaurants, a haircare place, an LCBO, a bar, and a bank). By taking the TTC transit bus north on Yonge St to St. Clair Ave, a larger number of amenities can be found, with examples including a grocery store, a pharmacy, a cinema, more restaurants, more pubs/bars, a couple more banks, a couple of coffee shops, and a couple of fast food places, as well as a gas station and convenience store, along with a handful of other smaller, privately-owned businesses.For those motorists looking to get to the nearest highway, simply driving north on Yonge St to Eglinton Ave, then taking a drive eastward on Eglinton Ave E to a bit past Don Mills Rd will give them access to both an on-ramp and an off-ramp to the Don Valley Parkway (which is also known as the Highway 404). Taking the highway south on the Don Valley Parkway will see, at Lake Ontario, the highway curve westward to become the Gardiner Expressway (which makes getting to the downtown core of Toronto much easier thanks to the highway off-ramps located alongside major roadways).