253 Wellesley St E

MTCC 1045

Visitor Parking, Pet Restrictions, BBQs

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

Sitting in the beautiful St. James Town neighborhood, 253 Wellesley (built in 1993) is located specifically at 253 Wellesley St E (hence the namesake of this location), and stands at 2 storeys tall. Containing a total of only 11 units within (of which the smallest of these units is 316 feet², and the largest of these units is 953 feet²), 253 Wellesley is currently under the management of Comfield Property Management. One of the innate benefits to living at 253 Wellesley is the building’s closeness to everything (and by extension, a homebuyer’s closeness to everything as well), as well as its absolutely exquisite brick exterior, which makes 253 Wellesley look like an old townhome in style.Within each of the 3-bedroom units of 253 Wellesley, buyers will be able to find a couple of features for their benefit, with examples being modern kitchens, moderate-sized windows, as well as hardwood flooring. An enjoyable amenity located onsite for homebuyers of 253 Wellesley are B.B.Q stations in case they wish to have some barbecue one day. When put together with the historical average PSF of this building (which is always on the rise), any real estate investors with an interest in 253 Wellesley stand a great deal of potential in seeing a positive return on their investment here.When homebuyers of 253 Wellesley do finally step out onto the streets around 253 Wellesley St E, the first thing that they may notice is the presence of a TTC transit bus stop just a bit to the west of this condo building. Jumping on the TTC transit bus at that stop will open up a great deal of destinations that buyers can travel to across the city of Toronto. By heading westward on Wellesley St E, to just before Yonge St, homebuyers will arrive at the Wellesley TTC subway station, which will open up the city of Toronto even more for traveling around to. At Yonge St, by heading either northward or southward on the street, buyers of 253 Wellesley will be able to have access to an enormous amount of restaurants, fast food places, pharmacies, grocery stores, banks, pubs/bars, cafes/coffee shops, along with a few gas stations and a wealth of smaller, privately-owned shops.By heading south on Yonge St to Queen St, even more shopping can be had thanks to the presence of the largest shopping mall in Toronto: the CF Toronto Eaton Centre, which houses dozens of stores to check out, along with other fine amenities. A wonderful benefit for motorists of 253 Wellesley looking to have access to the nearest highway is that there is a very quick route to the Gardiner Expressway upon leaving this building. By heading west on Wellesley St E to Jarvis St, then south on Jarvis St to Lake Shore Blvd, there, both an on-ramp and an off-ramp will be accessible so that said motorists can easily make use of the Gardiner Expressway. If motorists head eastward on the Gardiner Expressway, they will find that, soon enough, the highway curves northward to become the Don Valley Parkway (also known as the Highway 404 locally).