415 Jarvis St

TSCC 1524

Common Rooftop Deck, Public Transit, Visitor Parking, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, BBQs, Pets Allowed

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

Cabbagetown neighborhood has never been in a better condition than it has as of late, what with all the new builds springing up to revitalize the area. The Central, built in 2003, is a condominium located at 415 Jarvis St, and it is part of the reason why Cabbagetown has become such a popular place to live. Developed by Noblestar Properties (Central) Inc., and currently under management by Canlight Hall Management, The Central also can owe its namesake to the fact it’s located alongside Jarvis St., which is one of the busiest arterial roadways in this part of Toronto, thereby permitting access to much of the city with ease. The Central has a total of 104 units (the smallest of which is 379 feet², and the largest of which is 868 feet²), spread out over 2 storeys. The units themselves are split into a collection of studio-style units, 1-bedroom units, 1-bedroom plus den units, as well as 2-bedroom units.The interiors of these units also hold many features buyers are sure to enjoy, with examples being hardwood flooring, open-concept layouts, floor-to-ceiling windows and modern appliances, as well as breakfast bars set up in each unit. In-building amenities at The Central are sure to awe buyers, and here’s why: just a couple of examples include a common rooftop deck with B.B.Q stations, an enter phone system, and visitor parking. Also present is a parking garage, and a security guard service. Pets are also permitted at this condominium. The historical average PSF is constantly on the rise, and this leads to a great deal of potential for property investors who are interested.Out on the road at 415 Jarvis St, buyers of The Central will be able to make use of transportation with relative ease if they so wish to. A very short walk south on Jarvis St. to Carlton St. gives homebuyers access to both a TTC transit bus stop and a TTC streetcar stop, both of which can be utilized to the fullest potential to explore more of downtown Toronto and get to places of importance. A quick bus ride (or even a longer walk) west on Carlton St. to Yonge St. will bring residents of The Central to the College subway station (so named because Carlton St. turns into College St. at this intersection); using the TTC subway system enables an even wider berth of travel across Toronto and even to the suburbs on the outskirts of the city.By heading south on Yonge St. to the city block between Dundas St. W and Queen St. W, buyers will come to the CF Toronto Eaton Centre, which is widely known to be the largest shopping mall in downtown (a utopia where shopaholics (or even the basic window shopper) can satisfy any need and want they may have in terms of shopping). By heading EVEN further south on Yonge St., right to Lake Shore Blvd., motorists will be greeted with an on-ramp and an off-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway, which runs east to west alongside the magnificent Waterfront District of the city of Toronto.