539 Jarvis St

TSCC 1999

Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, BBQs

Common Element Maintenance, Heat, Water

Standing proud and tall in the St. James Town neighborhood, The Mansions on Jarvis, located at 539 Jarvis St, has an architectural style that looks like something straight out of a Victorian mansion, albeit a bit more simplified for the benefit of the homebuyer. The Mansions on Jarvis stands at 4 storeys tall, and contains a total of 34 units (the smallest unit of which is 453 feet², and the largest of which is 1688 feet²). The units at The Mansions on Jarvis are comprised of a selection of 2-bedroom townhome-style condo units that offer up a handful of features within.These particular features include hardwood flooring, private balconies, high ceilings, large windows for lots of natural light during the daytime, as well as modern kitchens. Buyers should not expect an abundance of amenities within the building, but nevertheless, there are B.B.Q stations, as well as a parking garage and an enter phone system present for all homebuyers to utilize at their leisure. Combined with the historical average PSF, which is always on the rise, any real estate investor with an interest in The Mansions on Jarvis have a great deal of potential in seeing a positive return on investment here.When homebuyers find themselves out on the streets around 539 Jarvis St, the first and most immediate thing they should notice is that, a short walk south on Jarvis St to Wellesley St. E will bring them most directly to a couple of TTC transit bus stops, and from there, all of the shopping along Wellesley St. E will become available to buyers. There are examples of this shopping, and they include a great deal of restaurants, pubs/bars, fast food places, grocery stores, pharmacies, cafes, coffee shops, a couple of LCBOs, and gas stations, along with a plethora of smaller, privately-owned boutiques and varied businesses. By taking the TTC transit bus westward on Wellesley St. E to Yonge St, then even more shopping will open up for buyers, but by heading southward (again, by bus) to Queen St, not only will homebuyers find have passed the College and Dundas TTC subway stations, arriving at the Queen subway station on the Queen/Yonge intersection corner, but they benefit from another reward.The CF Toronto Eaton Centre is also located at the intersection of Yonge & Queen, and that is truly a shopaholic’s dream location to shop in, as the largest mall in all of Toronto offers a huge amount of shopping options to them. Motorists interested in getting access to the nearest highway need only drive south on Jarvis St, past Front St. E (where Jarvis St turns int Lower Jarvis St), and there, motorists will find both an on-ramp and an off-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway, which runs east and west alongside the gorgeous shoreline of Lake Ontario. Heading eastward on the highway, just past the mouth of the Don River, the Gardiner Expressway curves northward to become the Don Valley Parkway (also known as the Highway 404 or the D.V.P by locals).