28 Linden St

TSCC 2152

Gym / Exercise Room, Concierge, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Enter Phone System, Guest Suites, Media Room / Cinema, Parking Garage

Common Element Maintenance

The Yonge and Bloor neighbourhood…an urbanite mosaic of art, entertainment, business, fashion, cultural events and oh, the nightlife! Homebuyers that are interested in purchasing options within this neighbourhood, should seriously consider the James Cooper Mansion (28 Linden Street) as a candidate for a new home! The base of this condominium building begins with the exceptionally well preserved, 3-storey 1881 James Cooper Mansion. Burka Architects & GBCA Architects worked in conjunction with Tridel (developer), NAK Design Group, Hefele Makowka Design Associates (interior design) and Toronto’s Heritage Board, to create, incorporate and construct the James Cooper Mansion condominium tower (completion by 2011). Standing tall at 32 storeys high and encompassing 274 condo units, the base mansion is utilized as quality amenities space for residents’ exclusive use. The condo units vary in layouts and square footage, beginning at 1 bedroom (510 square feet) and scale up to 2 bedrooms (2515 square feet), with features like private balconies, 9-foot ceilings, dimensionally generous kitchen breakfast bars, modern appliances, granite countertops, floor to ceiling windows and hardwood/laminate flooring. As for the amenities in-building that are tucked within the architectural landmark 1881 heritage mansion, buyers can enjoy the yoga-retreat centre, the gym for fitness, entertainment space/party room with caterer’s kitchen & bar, media & cinema room, function & meeting room, very accommodating and friendly concierge, guest suites and parking garage with guest parking spaces. The historical average PSF clearly shows the potential for a positive return on investment and adding even more value, Del Property Management is located onsite to cater to the needs of the residents and to oversee the daily operations of the James Cooper Mansion condominium.The James Cooper Mansion (28 Linden Street) is situated in the premium location of Sherbourne Street & Bloor Street, which is fantastic news for homebuyers that rely on public transit (TTC Sherbourne subway station sits right at Sherbourne & Bloor, with TTC bus stops within a 2-minute walk of the lobby on Sherbourne Street). Buyers who are outdoor enthusiasts will just love living close to scenic walking trails the weave through the oldest Victorian Gothic church in Toronto and the multitude of trails that are abundant in Rosedale Valley. The St. Jamestown West Park is across the street for walking, cycling, picnicking or just relaxing. When realty investors head a short distance west on Bloor Street to Yonge Street, a whole world opens-up for shopping, dining out, entertainment, business services/professional offices, Bloor-Yonge subway station and more at the Hudson’s Bay Centre and across the street at the Renfrew Centre.For healthcare needs, buyers can rely on the nearby Salvation Army Toronto Grace Health Centre/Hospital on Church Street & Hayden Street. Cyclists will find a Bike Share Toronto station at Bloor & Church…Sherbourne Street, Wellesley Street and College Street are all cyclist-friendly with bike lanes. When buyers prefer to commute by car, the Gardiner Expressway is accessible via Lower Jarvis Street and the Don Valley Pkwy is accessible via Bloor Street east, which turns into Danforth Avenue just past the highway and offers an on-ramp heading north.