36 Charlotte St

TSCC 1458

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Public Transit, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Elevator

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

The King West neighbourhood is super-exciting for its nightclubs, restaurants & galleries, but what’s even better…living at the Charlotte Lofts within this hip & happening community! Anything a buyer could want is within arms reach of this great condo building, from entertainment venues to dining to shopping outlets!The Charlotte Lofts (36 Charlotte Street) was built in 2002 by Urban Capital Property Group & Core Architects, and is an eye-appealing condo building that compliments its neighbouring buildings. The façade of the Charlotte Lofts is a blend of traditional red brickwork, lighter coloured concrete higher up and transparent glass windows. This condo stands 10-storeys tall and encompasses 63 lofts. The lofts begin with 1 bedroom (512 square feet) and scale up to 2 bedrooms + den, with 2-level lofts on the upper floors (1056 square feet).The interiors of these lofts possess features like 9-foot exposed concrete ceilings (17-foot ceilings in upper levels), larger windows that let in abundant natural light, free-flowing layouts that feel wide open, exposed columns, modern kitchens & baths and balconies with great city views (upper units have terraces).The in-building amenities include a rooftop deck with seating and fantastic views, party room, meeting/function room, exercise room, enter phone system and parking garage with guest parking spaces. The historical average PSF has a great track record for having more potential for a positive return on investment. Atrens Management Group is onsite to oversee all needs of residents and the overall operations of this condo building.The Charlotte Lofts (36 Charlotte Street) is nestled between Adelaide Street, Spadina Avenue, Oxley Street and Charlotte Street. Right outside the lobby doors of this condominium is the Charlotte St. Loop streetcar stop, or, buyers can take a short stroll to Adelaide & Spadina to pick up a TTC bus at the bus stop here. The closest subway station is St. Andrew at King & University. Spadina Avenue, when taken south, is the best route for motorists who wish to pick up the access ramps of the Gardiner Expressway.Walking right around the city block, buyers will find restaurants, post office, cafes, business services, grocery stores, banks, big box stores on Spadina Avenue and professional offices. King Street hosts a smorgasbord of amenities including bars & lounges, LCBO, gas stations, pharmacy, restaurants galore and cafes. St. Andrew’s Playground is a nice park space for buyers to have some downtime outdoors, that is close to home.Tucked onto the edge of the Entertainment District, homebuyers are not lacking in things to do, places to see and fun opportunities for exploration (Rogers Centre, CN Tower, Air Canada Centre, Roundhouse Park, Hockey Hall of Fame and more). Buyers are also close enough to the Harbourfront of Lake Ontario (Harbourfront Centre, ferry terminal, restaurants like the Amsterdam Brewhouse, recreation trails and live music at the Toronto Music Garden), the Distillery District (delicious and fun!) in the east, Chinatown, Kensington Market (loads of shopping options) and the Discovery District (interesting day out here!) in the north and Moss Park & Garden District in the northeast.