393 King St W

MTCC 1392

Gym / Exercise Room, Concierge, Public Transit, Pet Restrictions, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Elevator

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

The one address that sets the standard within the King West neighbourhood is The 393 on King (393 King Street West). A well established condominium building, The 393 on King was built in 2001 by All King Investment Inc., Winlight Development Co. and Gorden Cheney Architect Inc. The exterior of this condo is not easy to overlook with its gorgeous and unique rouge-coloured tinted windows.The 393 on King condo stands 12-storeys tall atop a brickwork podium and consists of 101 various styles and sizes of condo units and loft-style units. The units start with 1 bedroom (499 square feet) and scale up to 2 bedrooms (1929 square feet) with + den options with some of the units. Layouts that homebuyers can expect to see are bright, open concept lofts to apartment-style layouts. Features that are offered in-unit are high ceilings, larger windows for plenty of natural light, hardwood flooring, updated baths and modern kitchens.The in-building amenities are just the right balance for busy executives, students and couples (rooftop deck, fitness facility, billiards room, parking garage, concierge, security guard and enter phone system). The usual fees that are tied into homebuyers’ expenses are a little lighter at this condominium because of the downsized, onsite amenities. This is just one of the reasons that buyers see a greater potential for a positive return on investment via the historical average PSF, and the fact that Icc Property Management’s friendly staff are onsite to oversee the day to day operations of this building and to cater to the needs of residents.Nestled beautifully within the downtown core of Toronto and in the Entertainment District at 393 King Street West, The 393 on King condo is bordered by highly popular Spadina Avenue, King Street, Blue Jays Way and Wellington Street. TTC public transit streetcar stops are abundant along King Street and Spadina Avenue (just outside the lobby doors) and the closest subway station is St. Andrew at King & University. There is a Bike Share Toronto station for cyclists on Spadina Avenue just south of King Street.Motorists who prefer to drive as a means of commuting will be pleased with the easy access that Spadina Avenue south provides to the Gardiner Expressway on & off ramps.Only a few steps in any direction, homebuyers will find highly convenient amenities (pharmacy, cafes, banks, LCBO, two grocery stores, dental clinic, bulk food store, lounges & bars, specialty shops, professional offices & business services, fast food eateries, gas station and the Clarence Square Park).For more enjoyable greenspaces, buyers can easily walk or cycle west on Wellington Street to reach Victoria Memorial Square Park, or, head south on Blue Jays Way to access Northern Linear Park.With such an outstanding location, The 393 on King condo is very close to Chinatown, Kensington Market, Fort York, museums, theatres and galleries and the exciting waterfront of Lake Ontario. When homebuyers utilize an easterly direction on Front Street, the historical St. Lawrence Market comes into view at Jarvis Street, for numerous shopping and eating out options.