40 Rosehill Ave

MTCC 773

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Concierge, Public Transit, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Elevator

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

A strikingly bold-faced condominium rising up 15 storeys at 40 Rosehill Ave (hence the namesake of this building) in the Rosedale-Moore Park neighborhood, 40 Rosehill (built in 1988) features an exterior of concrete and glass, and in total, features 42 units within (the smallest of which is 1130 square feet, and the largest of which is 3337 square feet).Currently under the management of Andrejs Management, the units are comprised of a bunch of 2-bedroom condo units, and within each of these condo units are a handful of wonderful features solely for the benefit of homebuyers. Examples of these features include upgraded kitchens, open-concept living areas, private balconies, as well as large windows perfect for letting in lots of natural sunlight during the hours of daylight.As for what buyers can find within the building of 40 Rosehill itself, examples of these comprise of an exercise room, an elevator service, an enter phone system, a concierge service, a security guard service, a swimming pool, a meeting room, and a party room, as well as a sauna, not to mention a parking garage and visitor parking. When combined with the historical average PSF (which is always rising), any real estate investors who are interested in 40 Rosehill will stand a great chance at seeing a positive return on their investment here.Upon homebuyers of 40 Rosehill stepping out onto the street at 40 Rosehill Ave, they will be only a short walk away from everything that makes this location such a prime location for a condominium to be in. By taking a quick walk west on Rosehill Ave to Yonge St, buyers will come upon a TTC transit bus stop that they can utilize to ease travels around the city of Toronto to quite a fair extent.Alternately, taking a walk (or the bus) north on Yonge St to St. Clair Ave W gives homebuyers access to the St. Clair TTC subway station; THAT is a great way to travel around Toronto quickly. At the Yonge/St. Clair intersection, one can find a large wealth of amenities, with some fine examples of these being some restaurants, a couple of banks, some fast food places, a handful of pubs/bars, some coffee shops/cafes, a cinema, a pharmacy, a gas station, a convenience store, and a public library, not to mention a bunch of other smaller, privately-owned businesses.When it comes to motorists who are looking for the nearest highway to access, their best bet would be to take a drive northward on Yonge St to Eglinton Ave, then by heading eastward on Eglinton Ave E to just a little bit past Don Mills Rd, they will come right to both an on-ramp and an off-ramp to the Don Valley Parkway (which is also known as the Highway 404 to locals of Toronto). By taking a southward trip on the Don Valley Parkway, any shopaholics who love the idea of shopping downtown will find this a very easy way to get to the downtown core of Toronto, as at Lake Ontario’s shores, the Don Valley Parkway curves westward to become the Gardiner Expressway.