33 Lombard St

TSCC 1864

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Guest Suites, Parking Garage, BBQs

Common Element Maintenance, Water

Boasting a sleek design of steel and glass, gleaming proudly in the daytime, and shining boldly in the night, Spire is the pinnacle of the high life in The Core neighborhood. Its construction finished in 2007, Spire (nestled at 33 Lombard St) was developed by Context Development, brought to life by architectsAlliance, and all interior design was handled by Burdiflek. As of current, YL Hendler Ltd. Is in charge of property management for Spire. Spire is an impressive 45 storeys tall, and has 346 units within (the smallest of these units being 353 feet²; the largest being 2765 feet²). Among what is offered at Spire, the units offered to buyers are many 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom units, as well as 2-bedroom plus den units. The insides of the units themselves offer beneficial features befitting of elegance, ranging from granite countertops, floor-to-ceiling windows, stainless steel appliances, excellently-designed balconies for maximum range of vision, as well as hardwood flooring and high ceilings. As for the historical average PSF of Spire, it has been constantly on the rise, which means that real estate investors with an interest in this particular condominium stand a very good chance of a positive return on investment. As for what buyers of Spire can find onsite at the building itself, they can find the benefits of a sauna, a party room, a meeting room, B.B.Q stations, a concierge service, a security guard service, as well as an exercise room and a common rooftop deck.There is also a café onsite as well, and when homebuyers step out onto the ground surrounding 33 Lombard St, they will be able to have direct access to a TTC transit bus stop right at the intersection of Adelaide St. and Church St., where Spire is located closest to. A short walk or bus ride down Church St. to King St. results in residents finding themselves at a TTC streetcar stop. Between these two transit options, the whole of downtown Toronto and surrounding suburbs are available to homebuyers of Spire. However, a third transit option also exists in the form of a subway station; a bus ride or streetcar ride or walk up Church St. to Queen St., then west on Queen St. to Yonge St. gives residents prime access to the Queen subway station, as well as the CF Toronto Eaton Centre (the largest shopping mall in downtown Toronto) right on the intersection’s corner. For the avid motorist who enjoys using the highways of Toronto to get around, by heading west on Adelaide St. to Yonge St., then directly south on Yonge St., motorists can get access to the Gardiner Expressway via a conveniently-placed on-ramp. For the Don Valley Parkway, motorists can either get on the Gardiner Expressway and head east until it turns into the Don Valley Parkway heading north, or they can drive north on Church St. to Queen St., then head east on Queen St. until they reach an on-ramp heading due north to the Don Valley Parkway.