30 Glen Elm Ave

YCC 528

Gym / Exercise Room, Visitor Parking, Sauna, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Pets Allowed

Common Element Maintenance, Water

A splendid condo building of brick and glass, Glen Elm (located at 30 Glen Elm Ave (hence the name of this condo building)) was built in 1980 in the Rosedale-Moore Park neighborhood and boasts a prime location close to many amenities and an extremely important roadway (Yonge St).Developed by High City Holdings, and currently under the management of Peer Property Management, Glen Elm has all the comforts of a condominium without going overboard on the snazzy pizzazz one comes to find in places like downtown. Standing at 3 storeys tall and containing a total of 40 units within (of which the smallest one is 812 square feet, and the largest one is 2356 square feet), Glen Elm’s units are comprised of a selection of 2-bedroom condo units, and within each of these condo units, one can find a handful of features designed to benefit the interested homebuyer. Some fine examples of these features include skylights, fireplaces, upgraded kitchens, open-concept living areas, as well as large windows for letting in lots of sunlight during the daytime hours.As for what buyers of Glen Elm can find within the building itself, they will be able to find such amenities as an exercise room, a sauna, and an enter phone system, as well as visitor parking and a parking garage. When combined with the historical average PSF of this building (which is always on the rise), any real estate investor who has an interest in Glen Elm will be able to have a great deal of potential in seeing a positive return on their investment at this location.When homebuyers are stepping out onto the street at 30 Glen Elm Ave, a short walk westward will bring them to Yonge St; there, they can find a TTC transit bus stop. By taking the bus northward to Davisville Ave, buyers will come across a number of amenities they can gain benefit from, such as a couple of restaurants, a handful of pubs/bars, some fast food places, a grocery store, a bank, a pharmacy, and a coffee shop/cafe, as well as a farmer’s market a short distance east on Davisville Ave. Also present at the intersection is the Davisville TTC subway station, which (if homebuyers of Glen Elm decide to make use of it) will drastically increase the amount of accessibility they have to the rest of the city of Toronto.With regards to the nearest highway that motorists can access, their best bet is to take a drive north on Yonge St to Eglinton Ave, then head eastward on Eglinton Ave E to a short distance past Don Mills Rd, and there, motorists can find both an on-ramp and an off-ramp for the Don Valley Parkway (which is also collectively known as the Highway 404 by the locals of the city of Toronto).By heading south on the Don Valley Parkway, motorists who want to do some shopping can avoid the street traffic, as the Don Valley Parkway curves westward at the shores of Lake Ontario to become the Gardiner Expressway.