24 Noble St

MTCC 931

Enter Phone System, Pets Allowed, Cross Street, Exterior

Common Element Maintenance, Water

A completely unique lifestyle experience awaits homebuyers with a focus on the Roncesvalles neighbourhood, a work/live space purchase in an office/studio spaces to loft conversion, and that is geared specifically to a ‘community-like lifestyle’ environment…the Noble Court Lofts is home!The Noble Court Lofts conversion came to fruition by 1990. With American architect Robert Stern heading up this conversion and working together with Greenwin Ltd. (developer), these lofts maintained many of the interior & exterior characteristics that Torontonian urbanites have come to expect from loft conversions. Noble Court Lofts (24 Noble Street) stands 5 storeys tall and possesses 79 hard loft units. The exterior façade remains the original red-brick, with transparent glass and large, warehouse window features.The interior of the Noble Court Lofts offers a range in loft units starting with studio units (444 square feet) and scaling up to 1 bedroom and 1 bedroom + den units (1073 square feet). Within these hard loft units, homebuyers will find features like exposed wood columns & beams, exposed brickwork & piping, hardwood flooring, 11-foot sand blasted wood ceilings, loads of natural light from expansive windows, modern kitchen & bathroom upgrades, large closets and open concept spaces.Affordability…the reason that the units at Noble Court Lofts are so affordable (great for first time homebuyers!) is the lack of in-building amenities. There are 20 outdoor parking spaces that are available on a first-come, first-serve basis and an enter phone system. Lending to the highly attractive resale values, the affordability of the lofts is why the historical average PSF to date shows clear potential for a positive return on investment. Cpl Property Management oversees the daily operations of this loft building and attends to the needs of its residents.A great new home all begins with location, and Noble Court Lofts (24 Noble Street) has it! Surrounded by Strickland Avenue, Noble Street and Dufferin Street, homebuyers have easy TTC access (both nearby Queen Street and Dufferin Street have streetcar and bus stops, with Dufferin subway station being the closest at Dufferin & Bloor in the north). For buyers that prefer to drive, Dufferin Street is a direct route (heading south to where it changes into British Columbia Road) to access Lake Shore Blvd. which offers access ramps to the Gardiner Expressway.In less than a 8-minute walk away at the corner of Noble Street and Queen Street West, buyers will find a fantastic collection of amenities like restaurants, lounges & bars, grocery store, cafes, convenience store, business services, a gallery and the Parkdale Amphitheatre. The Dundas Street & Dufferin Street intersection also hosts some great amenities and continuing north on Dufferin Street to Muir Avenue unfolds the Dufferin Mall (loads of great shopping & dining outlets) and the Dufferin Grove Park across the street.Closer to home and a bit south near King Street, buyers can connect with some great parks like Rita Cox Park, Melbourne Avenue Parkette, Dufferin-King Parkette, Masaryk Park and Close Avenue Parkette. Families with school aged kids have some schools right inside this neighbourhood such as Parkdale Junior and Senior Public School, Parkdale Collegiate Institute and Alex Muir-Gladstone Avenue Junior Public School.