4 Lowther Ave

MTCC 692

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Pets Allowed

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

Located at 4 Lowther Ave (which is what led up to the naming of this loft-style condominium), and built in 1985 in the Yorkville neighborhood, Four Lowther stands at 6 storeys tall, and contains a total of 40 units (of which the smallest unit is 968 feet², and the largest unit of which is 3748 feet²). The units at Four Lowther are comprised of a selection of 1-bedroom units, as well as a selection of 2-bedroom units. Developed by Elmer-Yale Ltd., and currently under the management of Tse Management, Four Lowther offers to its homebuyers, within each of the units, a selection of fine features to benefit them.Some examples of these features within the units include high ceilings, fireplaces, and private balconies, as well as open-concept living areas. As for what buyers of Four Lowther will be able to find within the building itself, prime examples of these amenities include a sauna, a swimming pool, an exercise room, and an enter phone system, as well as a parking garage, not to mention a security guard service. In tandem with the historical average PSF, which has been on the rise for quite some time now, real estate investors with an abiding interest in Four Lowther have a great deal of potential for seeing a positive return on investment here.Out on the streets around 4 Lowther Ave, homebuyers will likely notice immediately the sizable shopping mall to their left and across the street from them. This is Yorkville Village, a rather high-end mall of boutique stores that will likely appeal to the shopping desires of many buyers. Thankfully, buyers will have no issue walking to it thanks to its close distance (as Lowther Ave is a one-way street heading west (away from the mall)). Also present at Yorkville Village is a TTC transit bus stop, which can enable homebuyers to travel much further than they would be able to on foot across the city of Toronto. By taking the bus south on Avenue Rd to Bloor St. W, then east on Bloor St. W to Yonge St, more shopping can be had by buyers thanks to the presence of the Hudson’s Bay Centre on the corner of this intersection.Plus, within the mall is the Yonge-Bloor TTC subway station, where homebuyers can gain access to even more of the city of Toronto. For those motorists who are looking for the nearest highway to get on, they have two choices: one, they can head south to Bloor St. W, east on Bloor St. W to Bayview Ave, then slightly north on Bayview Ave to reach an on-ramp and an off-ramp for the Don Valley Parkway (often called the D.V.P or Highway 404). Two, motorists can head east on Bloor St. W to Yonge St, then south on Yonge St to Lake Shore Blvd, where they can jump on an on-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway (of which there is also an off-ramp). Both the Don Valley Parkway and the Gardiner Expressway meet up and turn into the other next to the mouth of the Don River, flowing out into Lake Ontario.