39 Sherbourne St

TSCC 2520

Gym / Exercise Room, Concierge, Guest Suites, Beanfield Fibre Coming Soon

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

Dazzling, but still somehow rather modest, King+ Condos is a newer build, having been built in 2016, and containing 131 units spread out over 16 storeys (the smallest unit in this condo is 423 feet², and the largest condo is 1905 feet²). King+ Condos also has a rustic appeal to it despite its lack of age; also being centrally located in the St. Lawrence neighborhood at 39 Sherbourne St, right next to the major intersection of King St. E and Sherbourne St.Developed by Plus Development Group Corp, architected by TACT Architecture, and with all interior design done by Mike Niven Interior Design, King+ Condos was built on top of a heritage building, and as it stands, that heritage building acts as the condominium’s podium, blending the old with the new. Offered at the King+ Condos, buyers will be able to have access to a variety of different types of condo units, with the offerings being 1-bedroom units, 1-bedroom plus den units, as well as a number of 2-bedroom units.On the interiors of the units, homebuyers will find the units replete with features, with prime examples being ceramic and laminate flooring, private balconies, modern appliances, and open-concept spaces, along with floor-to-ceiling windows, high ceilings, and a built-in washer & dryer combo. As for what is in-building, buyers of King+ Condos will have access to a couple of smart amenities, them being an exercise room, and a concierge service, as well as the presence of guest suites. With the historical average PSF of King+ Condos going up, as well as these features, the potential for seeing a positive return on investment is quite high for the interested real estate investors.Out on the streets around 39 Sherbourne St, the first thing it’d be good for buyers to know about is the immediate presence of both TTC transit bus and TTC streetcar services right at the King & Sherbourne intersection, right there and ready, in case homebuyers wish to jump on and take a travel around the city of Toronto from a more unique and ‘commuting’ point of view. By heading west on King St. E to Jarvis St., then south on Jarvis St. to Front St. E, residents of King+ Condos will be able to get access to the incredible and famous St. Lawrence Market, one of the many prides of the city of Toronto (featuring fresh produce, pastries, and almost anything else one can imagine would be found at an indoor market).By heading further west on King St. to Bay St., residents can access First Canadian Place, a tall skyscraper with a large shopping mall in the podium of it, catering to many needs and wants of shoppers the city over. Motorists looking for the fast road onto the nearest highway need only head west on King to Yonge St. (also where the King TTC subway station can be found), then heading south on Yonge St. to Lake Shore Blvd., where an on-ramp and off-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway await.