210 Simcoe St

TSCC 2430

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Public Transit, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Enter Phone System, Yoga Studio, Outdoor Patio / Garden, Parking Garage, Games / Recreation Room, Visitor Lounge, Elevator

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

Stunning and exquisite, with an emphasis on prime location, No 210 Residences on Simcoe truly couldn’t be any closer to the amenities of downtown Toronto. Located at 210 Simcoe St (hence the name of the property) in the Grange Park neighborhood, No 210 Residences on Simcoe offers a premier condo experience for any homebuyer. Built back in 2015, No 210 Residences on Simcoe was developed by Sorbara Group, architected by a group effort of Page + Steele Inc. and IBI Group Architects, and all interior designs were done by II BY IV DESIGN. Standing at 25 storeys with 296 units, No 210 Residences on Simcoe is currently managed by Tse Management, and of the units offered here, the smallest one is 471 feet², and the largest one is 951 feet². Of the offerings for unit types at No 210 Residences on Simcoe, residents will have access to 1-bedroom units, 1-bedroom plus den units, as well as 2-bedroom units. On the insides of the units, many features are offered to homebuyers, ranging from Caesar stone countertops to closet organizers, a custom kitchen backsplash, wide-plank hardwood floors, and even roller blinds. With such a good historical average PSF and climbing, investors have great potential in seeing a positive return on investment here. On the topic of interiors, the interior of No 210 Residences on Simcoe has plenty of amenities, including a yoga studio, a swimming pool, a sauna, a party room, a concierge service, a security guard service, as well as B.B.Q stations, a games room, and an outdoor patio. Tse Management oversees the needs of residents and the operations of this building.Upon stepping outside, 210 Simcoe St.’s closeness to everything will really hit residents. A short walk either north or south along Simcoe St. will bring buyers to TTC transit bus stops at the intersections of Simcoe & Queen (south) and Simcoe & Dundas (north). At Simcoe St. and Queen St., the Osgoode subway station can be found as well for any residents of No 210 Residences on Simcoe, and all along University Ave. (right next to Simcoe St. on its east side), a huge amount of shops, restaurants, pubs, bars, as well as a few grocery stores and a pharmacy can all be found, and more. The same goes for Queen St. W. Buyers of 210 Simcoe St.’s condo units will also be pleased to know that, if they enjoy cycling everywhere, there is a Bike Share Toronto station just a bit north on Simcoe St. right before Queen St. W. Motorists who are very interested in grabbing access to the nearest highway can head east on Queen St. W to Bay St., then south on Bay St. to Lake Shore Blvd.; there, they will find an on-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway.For those buyers that are really into the idea of parks, there are a few near to No 210 Residences on Simcoe, with such examples being Grange Park and Butterfield Park, accessible via following Queen St. W to McCaul St., then heading north on McCaul St. to reach the parks. Another nearby greenspace to No 210 Residences on Simcoe is David Pecaut Square, accessible via a quick drive or bus ride south on Simcoe St. to King St., then a tiny bit to the west on King St.