35 Hayden St

TSCC 2094

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Security Guard, Guest Suites, Parking Garage

Common Element Maintenance, Heat, Water

An eclectic-urbanite lifestyle is what the Yonge and Bloor neighbourhood offers, and The Bloor Street Neighbourhood (or BSN Condos) is in the very core of it at 35 Hayden Street! This condominium was finished construction in 2010 and immediately became ‘the hot ticket’ for condo investors as its exterior presence can be compared to a traditional Upper East New York highrise. Crestford Developments brought Toddglen Group of Companies (builder), Northgrave Architects Inc. and Brian Gluckstein (interior designer) on board to make the vision into a reality. The Bloor Street Neighbourhood (BSN) condo stands at 32-storeys tall and encompasses 349 condo units in total. Condo units range in size, from bachelors (382 square feet) to 2 bedrooms + den (1943 square feet) and possess features like 9 to 10-foot ceilings, open concept kitchens boasting modern appliances, engineered hardwood floors, living areas with fireplaces and private balconies. The in-building amenities are exquisite, from the 2-storey fitness centre, rooftop outdoor terrace, party room, meeting/function room, parking garage, guest parking & suites, concierge, security guard & swimming pool. The excitement of the city streets below is highly enjoyable to view from the rooftop lounge area or condo unit balconies. The historical average PSF clearly shows that over the years, the potential for a positive return on investment has been a reoccurring theme for investors (having a proximity to both Ryerson University and the University of Toronto is a huge boost!). Maple Ridge Community Management is onsite to oversee needs of residents and the daily operations of the building.Being neatly tucked away between Yonge Street and Church Street at 35 Hayden Street, The Bloor Street Neighbourhood (BSN) condo is like being set aside from the action of this fantastically, walkable neighbourhood, but still having super-easy access to all the urbanite desires! A short walk to Yonge Street and heading north to Bloor Street, puts buyers in touch with the Bloor-Yonge TTC subway station, the Hudson’s Bay Centre for shopping and the Holt Renfrew Centre for additional shopping! Yonge Street at Hayden Street opens-up access to banks, restaurants, specialty shops, cafes, a salon and business services/professional offices. At Hayden Street at Church Street, buyers have access to The Salvation Army Toronto Grace Health Centre, more restaurants, bars and cafes. At Bloor Street & Church Street, cyclists will find a Bike Share Toronto station. Homebuyers that prefer to commute via their car, can head east on Bloor Street to where it turns into Danforth Avenue and pick up the on-ramp that heads south on the Don Valley Pkwy.For some additional fun, buyers can head west on Bloor Street to enjoy The Royal Conservatory of Music, Royal Ontario Museum, the Varsity Centre, MacMillian Theatre, or Queens Park (which is edged by museums & galleries and is the perfect spot for jogs, walks, picnics and people watching!). Closer to home and just south of Charles Street, the George Hislop Park has walking paths that stretch south to the James Canning Gardens, more amenities and a bit further, the Wellesley subway station appears at Yonge Street & Wellesley Street!