298 Jarvis St

MTCC 993

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Squash / Racquet Court

Common Element Maintenance, Heat, Water, Hydro

The Metropolitan Essex condominium (296-298 Jarvis Street) offers homebuyers with an exciting twist that many other Toronto condominiums cannot offer…it’s attachment to the Ramada Plaza Hotel (via enclosed walkway) provides homebuyers with hotel-use amenities and some services!Built in 1991 by Polygrand Developments Inc., the Metropolitan Essex stands 17-storeys tall, consists of 124 condo units and its 2-storey podium hosts a commercially used segment. The exterior of this condominium is architecturally styled after a postmodern design, with a creamy-white concrete & transparent glass façade.The condo units possess various styles and sizes, beginning with 1 bedroom (557 square feet) and scale up to 2 bedrooms + den (1456 square feet). The interiors of the units are dimensionally generous and bright with floor to ceiling windows (some corner units have unobstructed views of the gorgeous Allan Gardens), tile & hardwood flooring, enclave kitchens with modern appliances and updated baths. The historical average PSF defines a repeated pattern of higher-than-average potential for a positive return on investment.The in-building amenities collection includes the use of adjoining Ramada Plaza Hotel amenities (full indoor swimming pool, squash courts, sauna, fitness centre, parking garage, security guard and enter phone system). Adding even more value to any homebuyers’ investment is the onsite services of Tse Management, who’s friendly staff oversees the day to day operations of this condo building and cater to the needs of all residents.Stepping outside of the lobby doors of the Metropolitan Essex (296-298 Jarvis Street), buyers will see the bordering streets are Gerrard Street, Mutual Street, Carlton Street and Jarvis Street. This is a prime area for accessible public transit (TTC streetcar stops right at the corners of Jarvis & Carlton and at Jarvis & Gerrard, with the closest subway station being College station at Yonge & College and Dundas station at Yonge & Dundas). Bloor Street East to either Bayview Avenue or Danforth Avenue will offer on-ramps to the Don Valley Pkwy for motorists that want highway access (Jarvis Street south turns into Lower Jarvis Street and is also a direct route for motorists that wish to pick up the access ramps of the Gardiner Expressway).Homebuyers that invest in a new home purchase at the Metropolitan Essex have plenty of perks close by, such as the College Park Shopping Centre, Toronto Eaton Centre, street side amenities along Carlton Street & Yonge Street, Allan Gardens & Allan Gardens Off-Leash Dog Park, Ryerson University Community Park, Church Street Junior Public School, business services, professional offices and dashes of amenities throughout the community.The Metropolitan Essex sits nestled by the Church Street Corridor neighbourhood, which is perfect for easy access to the Garden District, Moss Park and the massive greenspaces, parks and recreation trails that run along side the Don River in the east (Riverdale Farm, Riverdale Park West, Wellesley Park, Rosedale Ravine Lands and more). If homebuyers do find themselves in and amongst the beautiful Don River greenspaces, then hitting the Cabbagetown Farmer’s Market is super-fun, or, heading south along Jarvis Street to Front Street will unfold the St. Lawrence Market which is just as fantastic!