50 Camden St

MTCC 1345

Gym / Exercise Room, Public Transit, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Elevator, Pets Allowed

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

The Queen West neighbourhood is a highly desireable community within the downtown core of Toronto, but when The Sylvia condo is the focus of homebuyers on the hunt for a prime location and a unique new home, its’ a win-win!By 2000, The Sylvia condo (50 Camden Street) appeared on the scene through the innovative initiatives brought to life by well-known developer Intracorp, who teamed up with Urban Capital Property Group and Core Architects Inc. The exterior of this building is warm and inviting, with its peachy-beige brickwork and smooth concrete lines that frame the large transparent glass windows. The Sylvia stands 8-storeys high and collectively offers 65 soft lofts, ranging in style & sizes, from 1 bedroom (511 square feet) and scaling up to 2 bedrooms + den (1360 square feet).It is the interiors of these suites that will captivate homebuyers for their unique qualities, especially in such a well established condominium building! The in-suite features that buyers will see are open concept layouts, raised bedrooms, rolling walls that can be moved to capture more natural light or for privacy, large windows that open for much desired fresh air (not commonly found in newer condos), terraces and Juliette balconies, upgraded baths, modern appliances and spacious kitchens.The in-building amenities collection at The Sylvia are surprisingly fantastic for an older condo building (BBQ terrace, fitness facility, party room for socializing & entertaining, 24-hour concierge, enter phone system, meeting & function room and parking garage with guest parking spaces. The historical average PSF has shown a repeated trend of having strong potential for a positive return on investment (great news for these already affordable lofts!). Adding even more value to realty investors and homebuyers’ smart investment is the presence of 360 Community Management, who oversees the daily operations of this building and needs of residents.A quieter area of the Queen West neighbourhood, The Sylvia condo (50 Camden Street) is bordered by Brant Street, Richmond Street, Camden Street and Spadina Avenue. A short walk to Spadina Avenue just south of Richmond Street, homebuyers will find a TTC streetcar stop and bus stops dot along Richmond Street (the closest subway station is Osgoode station at Queen & University). Motorists have a very quick access route to pick up the on/off ramps to the Gardiner Expressway (south on Spadina Avenue). Cyclists who use the bike lanes on Adelaide Street will find a Bike Share Toronto Station at Spadina & King across the street from the Winners store.Within a 5-minute walk of The Sylvia condo, buyers have a great source of amenities like restaurants, Camden Spa, club & bars, barbershop, Graffiti Alley, cafes, business services, specialty shops and the St. Andrews Playground & Park. Just a little further away at King & Spadina, the amenities list grows, with an LCBO, Fresh & Wild Food Market, Noah’s Natural Foods, bars, cafes, restaurants, professional offices, pharmacy, banks, specialty shops and more.Spadina Avenue is a great street to use to head north into Chinatown and further north to Kensington Market for great food and shopping opportunities. Nearby (and within walking distance) Queen Street and King Street is where the magic really happens, with numerous venues for nightlife & entertainment, there are also events, festivals and great spots to explore also along these major downtown Toronto streets.