45 Sudbury St

MTCC 1286

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Public Transit, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, BBQs, Pets Allowed

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

The King West neighbourhood has a ‘urbanite-unique’ vibe to it, and it radiates a warm, friendly and welcoming presence (perfect for families, young couples and retirees with an incredible ‘pet-friendly’ street life!). The King West Townhomes (1-45 Sudbury Street) were developed and completed by Urbancorp and Scott Morris Architects Inc. in 1999. The exteriors of these stacked townhomes are a simplistic, yet architecturally-attractive, assorted red-brick with splashes of darker coloured bricks. The King West Townhomes are 3-floors and typically divided by a main floor unit and a two-level upper unit that possesses a rooftop terrace. Collectively, there are 180 condo townhomes sitting between 1 – 45 Sudbury Street, each boasting great features like modern kitchen designs, lots of additional space for storage and fantastically spacious layouts that welcome in natural light through larger windows. The privacy and perks of living just off the beaten path of King Street, these townhomes offer the ideal house environment within a quieter and friendly neighbourhood. There is underground parking and personal parking garage options for homebuyers with cars. The historical average PSF for these condo townhomes do show the potential for a positive return on investment. Overseeing the daily needs of residents and the overall property is Goldview Property Management.The King West Townhomes (1-45 Sudbury Street) is nestled by the major streets of King Street West, Dufferin Street, Queen Street and Shaw Street. This is great news for homebuyers who wish to utilize TTC public transit (TTC streetcar stop at the corner of King & Sudbury and TTC bus stops at Sudbury & Queen and Dovercourt & Queen). The closest subway station is Exhibition station which can be picked up in a few minutes by walking south on Atlantic Avenue, or use TTC east along King Street to St. Andrew station can be found.Homebuyers and realty investors of King West Townhomes are edging the highly popular Entertainment District, but there are many ‘walkable’ amenities and spots for recreation and fun! A stroll along Sudbury Street to King Street, buyers will quickly see (both east and west) a great selection of banks, gas stations, restaurants, cafes, business services, professional offices, dry cleaner, large grocery store, LCBO, specialty shops and great parks (Rita Cox Park, Joseph Workman Park, Massey Harris Park, Liberty Village Park and further east, Stanley Park…which has an off-leash dog park section located on Wellington Street). A stroll along Queen Street East will unfold the wonderful Trinity Bellwoods Park, the Trinity Bellwoods Tennis Courts and the Trinity Community Recreation Centre.Motorists can pick up the Gardiner Expressway super-fast by taking King Street East to Bathurst Street and head south to Lake Shore Blvd. which provides an on-ramp heading east or use Spadina Avenue to pick up the westbound on-ramp. Situated in a prime area, buyers have Liberty Village (and Liberty Market for shopping) close at hand on Liberty Street, and easy access to the waterfront of Lake Ontario, the exciting nightlife, shopping and cuisines of Queen Street, Little Portugal north on Dufferin Street and Chinatown & Kensington Market north on Spadina Avenue.