330 Adelaide St E

MTCC 1404

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Public Transit, Party Room, Meeting / Function Room, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Elevator, Pets Allowed

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

Constructed in 2001 and located at 330 Adelaide St E, 330 @ Imperial Square has lost none of what makes it such a charming condo building to live in. Brick on the exterior, cozy and comfortable living on the interior, 330 @ Imperial Square is 11-storeys tall, with a total of 95 units within (of which the smallest of these is 599 feet², and the largest of these is 1171 feet²). Developed by Plaza Corp., and currently managed by FirstService Residential, the St. Lawrence neighborhood benefits greatly from having this condo here, mostly due to it having helped to bolster the vibrancy and life of the area (and still doing so).Offered for buyers’ considerations at 330 @ Imperial Square are a selection of 1-bedroom units, 1-bedroom plus den units, 2-bedroom units, as well as 2-bedroom plus den units, and all come with some nice features on the inside. Examples of these features include private balconies, floor-to-ceiling windows, hardwood flooring, and modern, tasteful kitchens fitted with modern appliances. Inside the building itself, homebuyers will be able to have access to some amenities, such as a party room, an exercise room, a meeting room, and a parking garage, as well as a common rooftop deck and an elevator service. With all of this here, plus the increasing historical average PSF, property investors have a great deal of potential for seeing a positive return on investment.When buyers of 330 @ Imperial Square do step out onto the street at 330 Adelaide St E, they will be right at the intersection of Adelaide St. E & Sherbourne St. By walking just a tiny bit north on Sherbourne St, homebuyers will come across a TTC transit bus stop on both sides of the street, which can really open up travel across downtown Toronto. However, right in the immediate vicinity of 330 @ Imperial Square, one can find a couple of restaurants, a coffee shop, as well as the historical First Post Office of Toronto (which is actually still in use today as a viable post office). By heading south on Sherbourne St to King St. E, more restaurants, some pubs/bars, some fast food places, a pharmacy, some coffee shops, and a TTC streetcar stop can also be found. For those looking for access to the TTC subway line, buyers can head west on King St. E to Yonge St, and at that intersection, they can find the King subway station.Motorists who are looking for a quick and easy way to get on the nearest highway can head east on Adelaide St. E all the way to where it merges with Eastern Ave, and then take Eastern Ave right across the Don River to find an on-ramp and off-ramp to the Don Valley Parkway (also known as the Highway 404). If motorists get on the Don Valley Parkway heading south, they will almost immediately find themselves traveling westward, as the highway curves so to become the Gardiner Expressway, running alongside Toronto’s beautiful lakeshore.