519 Dundas St W

MTCC 801

Public Transit, Pet Restrictions, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage

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

Located at, as its name implies, 519 Dundas St W, 519 Dundas is located in the Alexandra Park neighborhood, and was built in 1989. Bringing old-fashioned, rustic elegance into the modern times, this condominium stands at 7 storeys tall, and contains a total of 57 1-bedroom units. At the time of 519 Dundas’ development by Dragon City Developments Inc, and up to the current day, this condo has always remained a desirable place to live not only for its attractive charm, but also for its excellent location (steps away from the famous Kensington Market).519 Dundas is currently under the management of Shiu Pong Management. Spacious open concepts, modern kitchens, large windows, as well as high ceilings are just some of the eclectic features that await homebuyers of 519 Dundas within the units themselves. As for what buyers will be able to find within the building, some of what they can find will include an enter phone system, a security guard service, and not to mention a parking garage. With the combination of these features and amenities, along with the historical average PSF (which is always going up), real estate investors stand a good chance of seeing a positive return on investment at 519 Dundas.Out on the streets around 519 Dundas St W, homebuyers will have access to all that can be found nearby, including a TTC streetcar stop right at the intersection of Dundas and Spadina (which is practically right next door to 519 Dundas). A ride or drive east on Dundas St. W to University Ave brings buyers to the St. Patrick TTC subway station, which opens up their travel options and destinations even further. All along Spadina Ave is a wonderful collection of stores and boutique shops. A grocery store, a couple of banks, a pharmacy, several restaurants and pubs/bars, as well as a selection of fast food places. For homebuyers who are true fans of nature and love every bit of it, but don’t wish to have to leave the city to experience it can have a little slice of it to themselves by heading west on Dundas St. W to Bathrust St. At that intersection, buyers will come to Alexandra Park, a large park filled with plenty of greenery and enjoyable scenery where they can relax in relative peace. Another good greenspace for homebuyers to make use of is Trinity Bellwoods Park; a drive west on Dundas St. W to Shaw St will bring buyers right to it (it’s even larger than Alexandra Park).For those motorists who desire fast access to the nearest highway, they are in luck, as all’s it takes is a quick drive south on Spadina Ave to Lake Shore Blvd, and there, they will find both an on-ramp and an off-ramp for the Gardiner Expressway. The Gardiner Expressway is a major arterial highway that runs parallel to Toronto’s gorgeous Waterfront district, and (going eastward past the mouth of the Don River) curves northward to become the Don Valley Parkway (also known as the Highway 404 by local residents). By heading westward on the Gardiner Expressway, motorists will head out towards Etobicoke.