375 King St W

TSCC 2206

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Parking Garage, BBQs, Beanfield Fibre Available

Common Element Maintenance, Heat, Water

A loft podium that mirrors the warehouse vernacular of buildings in this area of the King West neighbourhood, is where the M5V condominium begins. From the podium, the M5V elegant & sleek design (transparent and colourful skin elements) shoots straight up into the sky and stands tall at 35 storeys high. The M5V (375 King Street West) possesses 305 condo suites, but with an unusual twist…upon completion in 2011, buyers were offered not only a LEED Gold accreditation for excellence in sustainability, but the chance to customize their new condominium through a diverse range of purchasing options (one of the first condominiums in Toronto to offer this wide berth of buying options). The M5V was the result of the planning, strategizing and execution of Lifetime Developments & TAS (developers), Core Architects & Teeple Architects and TAS (interior designer). The condo suite sizes range, from 1 bedroom (389 square feet) and scale up to 2 bedrooms + study (1658 square feet) and possess features like exposed concrete ceilings, hardwood flooring, Italian manufactured kitchen finishes, floor to ceiling windows, energy-efficient modern appliances and gorgeous balconies that are spacious. Adding real value to buyers already wise investment at M5V condo is the exclusive in-building amenities (outdoor sundeck with lounge, incredible city and lake views & BBQ stations, fitness centre that is fully equipped, dance & yoga studios, party room, meeting/function room, parking, concierge & security. The historical average PSF for the M5V has shown year after year to lean towards the potential for a positive return on investment. Crossbridge Condominium Services caters to the needs of residents and the daily operations of this condo.Stepping outside of the luscious lobby of the M5V (375 King Street West), homebuyers will quickly notice a handful of restaurants, a bar, café, specialty shops, banks, pharmacy, natural foods store and a TTC streetcar stop a few steps to the east (connecting streetcars can be found at Spadina Avenue and eastbound along King Street unfolds the St Andrew subway station). Grocery shopping is close at hand with the Fresh & Wild Food Market right at Spadina Avenue & King Street, a LCBO and more interesting ‘everyday errand’ amenities. A short walk south on Spadina Avenue opens-up Clarence Square Park for buyers who have dogs (there is a section of the park for dogs) or want to just enjoy some greenspace.Spadina Avenue south is the perfect driving route for homebuyers and realty investors that want a direct path to access the on-ramp for the Gardiner Expressway or continue south to reach the beautiful Lake Ontario waterfront. King Street is the ‘go to’ for exploring the Fashion & Entertainment Districts (boutique shopping & bistros/restaurants), and a quick zip up to Queen Street provides much anticipated music venues, yearly events and fantastic shows. Union Station is close by (east on King Street and south on university Avenue) if buyers want to pick up GO Transit services or VIA Rail services, along with TTC subway station and an express bus that connects with Toronto’s Pearson International Airport).