409 Bloor St E

MTCC 1021

Common Rooftop Deck, Pet Restrictions, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, BBQs

Common Element Maintenance, Heat, Water

A highly charming condominium built back in 1992 at 409 Bloor St E, The Rosedale was designed to be simple in appearance, yet exuding a certain elusive elegance that makes it a highly attractive place to live. Standing at 13 storeys tall, and containing a total of 23 units (the smallest of which is 640 feet², and the largest of which is a stunning 5420 feet²), The Rosedale was developed by 407-421 Bloor Street East Limited, and is currently under the management of Icc Property Management. Of the 23 units present at The Rosedale, they are made up of a selection of 1-bedroom condo units and 2-bedroom condo units.Within these units are a variety of features, with examples of these features being large windows, hardwood flooring, updated bathrooms, stainless steel appliances, as well as open-concept living areas. As for what homebuyers of The Rosedale will find inside the building itself, some examples of that are a common rooftop deck with B.B.Q stations, a parking garage, as well as an enter phone system. In combination with the historical average PSF (which is always on the rise), real estate investors with an interest in The Rosedale stand a great chance at seeing a positive return on their investment at this location.When buyers step out onto the streets surrounding 409 Bloor St E, the first thing that would be wise to take a look into would be the presence of TTC transit bus stops right next to The Rosedale, right on the intersection of Bloor St E and Sherbourne St. Across the road on Sherbourne St, buyers can also find the Sherbourne TTC subway station. Between these two transportation options, a huge amount of the city of Toronto opens up for the benefit of homebuyers. By heading west on Bloor St E to Yonge St, buyers will be able to get access to a large shopping mall called the Hudson’s Bay Centre, which contains a large amount of various stores and boutiques, along with a couple of coffee shops, restaurants, and fast food places.Another TTC subway station (the Bloor-Yonge station) can be found here as well. For those buyers that are lovers of nature, there is lots of greenery along Bloor St E heading east of Sherbourne St, most notably, the Rosedale Ravine Lands Park. Here, homebuyers can take some time for themselves and escape from everything about the urban life for a little while. As for the motorists who would like to get quick access to the nearest highway, they are in luck! A quick drive east on Bloor St E to Bayview Ave, then ever so slightly northward on Bayview Ave brings them to both an on-ramp, as well as an off-ramp to the Don Valley Parkway (which is also known by the locals of Toronto as the D.V.P and the Highway 404). By heading southward on the Don Valley Parkway, just past Eastern Ave’s overpass, the Don Valley Parkway curves westward to become the Gardiner Expressway, which runs east and west along the beautiful shores of Lake Ontario.