29 Camden St

MTCC 1300

Public Transit, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Elevator, Pets Allowed

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

Brought into being at the turn of the century (2000) at 29 Camden St in the Queen West neighborhood, Camden Lofts brings an industrial feeling into the world of condominiums without being grim or bland (‘Indulgent Industrialism’ could be a better term for it). Standing at 7 storeys tall, with 55 units within (the smallest of which is 683 feet², and the largest of which is 1212 feet²), Camden Lofts was one of the first buildings in Toronto to introduce the concept of a ‘new loft’, and due to its industrial appearance (having formerly been a warehouse building), became popular with homebuyers very quickly for its cutting-edge concrete and steel appearance on the inside (on the outside, Camden Lofts simply appears as a brick warehouse building).Developed by Urban Capital Property Group, and currently under the management of 360 Community Management, Camden Lofts offers to its buyers a selection of 1-bedroom units, and on the inside of the units, buyers can find a host of features. Some of these features include 10-foot ceilings, large amounts of natural lighting, exquisite flooring, as well as a modern kitchen. As for what buyers can find inside of Camden Lofts, such amenities they will find include a parking garage, visitor parking, an enter phone system, an elevator service, a party room, a meeting room, and an outdoor patio with B.B.Q stations. With the historical average PSF of Camden Lofts constantly shooting upward, real estate investors have a great deal of potential in seeing a positive return on investment here.Out on the streets around 29 Camden St, homebuyers of Camden Lofts will not only find themselves close to the major arterial roadway of Spadina Ave, but they will also be a short walk to the other major roadway of Adelaide St. W. By taking a short walk east on Camden St to Spadina Ave, then a short walk south on Spadina Ave to the Spadina/Adelaide intersection, they will find a TTC transit bus stop (which will open up their transpotation options by quite a measure). An even shorter walk north on Spadina to just before Richmond St. W will also give buyers of Camden Lofts access to a TTC streetcar stop. Spadina Ave is almost the only road shoppers will need to venture on, thanks to the huge amount of boutiques, restaurants, pubs/bars, cafes, banks, grocery stores, pharmacies, and other, more privately-owned little shops.Motorists with an abiding interest in having access to the nearest highway need only take a drive south on Spadina Ave to reach the Gardiner Expressway, for which there is both an on-ramp, as well as an off-ramp. Motorists who take the Gardiner Expressway for a drive eastward will find that, just past the mouth of the Don River, the highway will curve northward…and become the Highway 404 (also collectively referred to as the Don Valley Parkway). Those who head westward on the Gardiner Expressway will find that the highway takes them out of Toronto and into Etobicoke and beyond.