397 Brunswick Ave

MTCC 1409

Public Transit, Enter Phone System, Pets Allowed

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

A small, but very charming brick townhome-style condo located in the Annex neighborhood of the city of Toronto at 397 Brunswick Ave, The Annex on Brunswick underwent its conversion quite some time ago, and stands at only 1 storey tall, with a total of 11 units within (with unit sizes going up to 2635 feet²). Not only providing a fine place for homebuyers, The Annex on Brunswick also provides a prime location for accessibility as well. Developed by Brunswick Court Inc., The Annex on Brunswick’s units are comprised of a selection of 3-bedroom units, and within each of these units are a handful of features that homebuyers will be able to enjoy.Some prime examples of these features include hardwood flooring, high ceilings, private balconies, open-concept living spaces, and modern kitchens, as well as lots of natural light during the daytime all throughout. As for what can be found within the building itself by way of amenities, a small handful do exist, with the prime examples being a parking garage and an enter phone system. When combined with the historical average PSF of this building (which is always on the rise), any real estate investors with an interest in this property will have a great deal of potenial for seeing a positive return on their investment here.When buyers have stepped out onto the streets surrounding 397 Brunswick Ave, the first thing they may notice is that this part of the Annex neighborhood is generally a bit quieter than the rest of Toronto, and a lot more lavish-feeling. A walk south on Brunswick Ave for a short while to the intersection of Brunswick Ave and Bloor St W will give homebuyers access to the TTC transit via a bus stop at the intersection, and from there, they can travel throughout the city of Toronto with a bit more ease. For the best kind of shopping in the area, a bus ride east on Bloor St W to Yonge St will give buyers access to the Hudson’s Bay Centre, which is a large shopping mall filled with plenty of amenities, as well as containing the Bloor-Yonge TTC subway station (which even further opens up transportation options for buyers).By heading south on Yonge St, all along both sides of the roadway, a whole wealth of restaurants, bars/pubs, fast food places, pharmacies, grocery stores, gas stations, coffee shops/cafes, along with a bunch of smaller, privately-owned storefronts can be found. Just before one comes to Bloor St W while heading south on Brunswick Ave, those who enjoy greenspaces will luck out and come upon the Joseph Burr Tyrrell Park, which may not be overly large, but it should be just big enough for buyers to relax and retreat from the urban hustle and bustle of Toronto for a while. As for motorists looking for the nearest highway to access, a drive south on Brunswick Ave, and east on Bloor St W to Bayview Ave, then slightly north on Bayview Ave will reward them with both an on-ramp and an off-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway.