225 Merton St

TSCC 1502

Gym / Exercise Room, Concierge, Public Transit, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage

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

Built in 2003 and located at 225 Merton St, The Rio II features a tastefully modern design throughout its exterior and interior both worthy of the Mount Pleasant West neighborhood. Developed by Heather Downs Property Management Inc., architected by E.I Richmond Architects, and currently under the management of Percel Property Management, The Rio II majestically stands at 12 storeys tall, with a total of 124 units within (of which the smallest of these units is 400 square feet, and the largest of these units being 1399 square feet), all comprised of a collection of 1-bedroom condo units and 1-bedroom plus den condo units. Within these units, interested homebuyers will find a selection of fine features catering solely to their benefit, such as private balconies, upgraded kitchens with modern appliances, and lots of natural light streaming in from good-sized windows throughout the units.With all due regard to what amenities can be found inside The Rio II itself, buyers will be able to make use of an exercise room, a sauna, a meeting room, a party room, an enter phone system, a concierge service, a security guard service, a parking garage, as well as visitor parking. The historical average PSF of The Rio II has been on the rise ever since the building was built, and any real estate investors who have an interest in this building will have a great deal of potential for seeing a positive return on their investment here.At such a time that homebuyers of The Rio II step out onto the streets surrounding 225 Merton St, they will not be very far from the respectable collection of amenities at the intersection of Yonge St & Davisville Ave; simply by walking west on Merton St to Yonge St, then north to Davisville Ave, they will reach the intersection in relatively short time. At the intersection of Yonge & Davisville, a variety of amenities can be found, with examples being a couple of nice restaurants, a bank, a couple of fast food places, and a grocery store, along with the Davisville TTC subway station (which can help homebuyers get around the city of Toronto with a lot more ease). Also present at the intersection of Yonge & Davisville are TTC transit bus stops.If buyers head east on Davisville Ave a short distance, they will find themselves at a lovely greenspace called June Rowlands Park, and this park will give them plenty of time to sit back, and take a little break from the busy urban life for a while. Any motorists who are interested in having access to the nearest highway don’t have too far to go; a drive north on Yonge St to Eglinton Ave and east on Eglinton Ave E to just past Don Mills Rd will give them prime access to both an on-ramp and an off-ramp for the Don Valley Parkway (which is known locally as the Highway 404). Heading north on the Don Valley Parkway will take motorists up to the Highway 401, and beyond that, out towards Richmond Hill and Vaughan, whereas heading south will see the highway curve westward at Lake Ontario to become the Gardiner Expressway.