31 Brock Ave

TSCC 1569

Common Rooftop Deck, Public Transit, Enter Phone System, BBQs, Pets Allowed

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

Rustic urbanicity…that is just one way to describe the Brock Lofts in the Roncesvalles neighbourhood!From the early 1900’s, the Brock Lofts building was a factory to a few different companies, and it wasn’t until M & M Development took over and flipped this 2-storey factory into 24 hard loft units (with completion in 2003). The exterior façade of the Brock Lofts (27-31 Brock Avenue) remains the same, original reddish brickwork and tall & slender factory windows.The interior hard loft units range in size, style, some multi-level unit and various exposures, starting with the smallest hard loft unit 1 bedrooms (360 square feet) and scaling up to 1 bedroom + den and 2 bedrooms (1401 square feet). Homebuyers and investors will enjoy common in-unit features like hard loft open concept layouts, 12 to 18-foot exposed woodwork ceilings, exposed wooden beam, brickwork & ducting, hardwood flooring, some units have skylights, modern kitchen appliances with high-end countertops & breakfast bars or islands, trendy & modern bathrooms and good-sized closet spaces.There are a few in-building amenities available to homebuyers such as the rooftop deck with BBQ stations, parking spaces and enter phone system. The historical average PSF does lean towards the potential for a positive return on investment at Brock Lofts via resale values (fantastic news for all level buyers!). Goldview Property Management is available to attend to the needs of residents and oversees the daily operations of this loft condo.Tucked away on a quiet street, but still close to many conveniences, Brock Lofts (27-31 Brock Avenue) is surrounded by Maple Grove Avenue, Strickland Avenue, Noble Street and Brock Avenue. Brock Avenue is just a 5-minute or less walk north of Queen Street West, which translates into super-easy TTC bus & streetcar pick up, with Dufferin subway station and Lansdowne subway station being the closest at Bloor Street. Nearby Dufferin Street is also very handy for motorists who want to gain access to the Gardiner Expressway in the south via Lake Shore Blvd. access ramps.Delicious and delightful amenities options await homebuyers upon exploring Queen Street West. Some amenities to be found right at Brock & Queen are the Duggan’s Brewery, retail shops, business services, restaurants, hardware store and Parkdale Public Library. Heading east or west on Queen Street will unfold plentiful amenities. For a more concentrated amount of shops and dining out options, homebuyers can head north on Dufferin Street to access the Dufferin Shopping Mall (and even explore the across the street Dufferin Grove Park!).The Parkdale Amphitheatre is a few steps away at Noble & Queen, with more parks in and around the neighbourhood like Dunn Avenue Parkette, Massaryk Park & West Lodge Park.Homebuyers of Brock Lofts are so close to the lakeshore and harbourfront (use Queen Street west to Jameson Avenue and head south) that its like a huge bonus! Beaches, multiple parks like Marilyn Bell Park, Martin Goodman recreation trail, boardwalks, ferry rides, outdoor entertainment venues and great restaurants & cafes all wait to be explored and savored!