238 Davenport Rd

TSCC 1714

Public Transit, Pet Restrictions, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

With a prime location in the Yorkville neighborhood of the city of Toronto at 238 Davenport Rd, 238 Davenport was brought to life in 2005. Standing at 4 storeys tall, and containing a total of 7 units (the smallest of these units being 1792 feet², and the largest of these units being a stunning 5575 feet²), 238 Davenport’s units are comprised of a variety of 1-bedroom and very rare 4-bedroom condo units. Developed by 2016627 Ontario Inc, and currently under the management of Dowing Property Management, 238 Davenport contains within each of its 7 units a selection of features for the benefit of buyers. Some examples of these charming features include 2-level tall windows, modern kitchens, and extremely high ceilings. As for what homebuyers are able to find within 238 Davenport itself, they can find a parking garage and an enter phone system. When combined with the historical average PSF (which is always increasing at a steady rate), any real estate investors with an interest in 238 Davenport stand a great chance at seeing a positive return on their investment at this location.When buyers step out onto the streets surrounding 238 Davenport Rd, the first thing that they may wish to do is to head slightly east on Davenport Rd to Avenue Rd, and by doing so, homebuyers will find themselves able to make use of the TTC transit bus service via a couple of TTC transit bus stops here. By heading a bit further east to Yonge St then south to Bloor St, buyers can not only have access to the Hudson’s Bay Centre (a sizable shopping mall containing plenty of wonderful amenities), but inside the mall, they will also have access to the Bloor-Yonge TTC subway station (which will open up their transportation options even more).Also, as a bonus, the CF Toronto Eaton Centre, the largest shopping mall in the entirety of the city of Toronto, can be found at the intersection of Queen St & Yonge St (which is further south from the intersection of Bloor St and Yonge St), along with a vast number of restaurants, fast food places, pubs/bars, banks, grocery stores, gas stations, as well as cafes/coffee shops, and other smaller, privately-owned Mom & Pop shops that are sure to please all buyers along the way. A quick walk east from 238 Davenport to Avenue Rd, then north on Avenue Rd to Pears Ave, then a quick walk east on Pears Ave will bring homebuyers to Ramsden Park, a large greenspace for people to just sit and relax in away from Toronto’s hustle and bustle. Motorists looking for access to the nearest highway need only head east on Davenport Rd to Yonge St, south on Yonge St to Bloor St, then east on Bloor St to Bayview Ave, then slightly northward on Bayview Ave to reach both an on-ramp and an off-ramp to the Don Valley Parkway (which is also known as the Highway 404 by locals).