500 Richmond St W

MTCC 1290

Public Transit, Visitor Parking, Enter Phone System, Guest Suites, Parking Garage, BBQs, Pets Allowed

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

A simple, but nevertheless elegant condominium structure located at 500 Richmond St W, Cityscape Terrace has been a major player among Queen West neighborhood condominiums for quite some time now, having been built in 2000. Sitting at merely 4 storeys tall (perfect for anyone who is an acrophobe (one who fears heights)), and containing a total of 109 units (of which the smallest of these units 544 feet², and the largest of these units is 1632 feet²), Cityscape Terrace also boasts an excellent location very close to three major roadways for downtown Toronto.Developed by Tridel, and currently managed by Skywater Property Management, Cityscape Terrace offers to its homebuyers a variety of 1-bedroom condo units, 2-bedroom condo units, as well as 2-bedroom plus den condo units. On the insides of the units, buyers will have access to a number of features of benefit to each unit, with prime examples being private terraces (true to this condo’s name), high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and walk-in closets, as well as hardwood flooring and modern appliances.For those in-building amenities geared for the pleasure and overall enjoyment of residents of Cityscape Terrace, some of the examples include B.B.Q stations, a parking garage, and visitor parking, as well as an enter phone system and guest suites. Combined with the increasing historical average PSF, real estate investors have a great deal of potential for seeing a positive return on investment at Cityscape Terrace.On the streets at 500 Richmond St W, residents of Cityscape Terrace will be able to find themselves with access to TTC transit buses and TTC streetcar services if they so wish to use them (accessible via a quick walk east on Richmond St. W to Spadina Ave.). Using these services, residents will have greater access to the city of Toronto at large. A bunch of shops and stores can be found all along Spadina Ave., with pharmacies, grocery stores, bars/pubs, restaurants, and fast food places all being mixed into those shops (many of which are small, privately-owned storefronts). By heading north to Queen St., then east on Queen St. to University Ave., buyers can access the Osgoode TTC subway station, which will open- up transportation destinations for them tenfold (due to the TTC subway system being able to take homebuyers virtually anywhere throughout the city of Toronto).For nature-loving residents of Cityscape Terrace, Alexandra Park, a good-sized, absolutely beautiful greenspace, is within walking distance; a short walk west on Richmond St. W to Bathurst St., then a brisk walk north on Bathurst St. to Dundas St. W brings them to this elegant park. Motorists who are seeking access to the nearest highway need only meet Spadina Ave., then head south on Spadina Ave. until they reach Lake Shore Blvd., as there, the motorists can find an on-ramp and an off-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway, which is a large highway running east to west alongside Toronto’s beautiful Waterfront District. Heading east on the Gardiner Expressway until the mouth of the Don River leads northward as the Gardiner Expressway morphs into the Don Valley Parkway (also known as the Highway 404, or the DVP for short).