55 Prince Arthur Ave

MTCC 717

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Concierge, Public Transit, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Pets Allowed

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

Situated right at the intersection of Prince Arthur Ave and Bedford St, 55 Prince Arthur is well-situated in The Annex neighborhood. Built in 1986, 55 Prince Arthur’s age is hard to tell in the well-kept exterior of this stone and glass condominium building. Developed by The R-Group, and currently under the management of Crossbridge Condominium Services, 55 Prince Arthur offers comfort and quality in its units, which are comprised of 1-bedroom plus den units (63 in total in this 11-storey building) (the smallest unit being 1532 feet², and the largest of which is 4399 feet²).Inside these units, homebuyers of 55 Prince Arthur will have access to a number of features, including floor-to-ceiling windows, hardwood flooring, spacious open-concept living, as well as upgraded kitchens with stainless steel appliances. For what lies within the building itself, buyers will be able to make use of the following amenities, including an exercise room, a swimming pool, a sauna, a concierge service, and a security guard service, as well as a parking garage and an enter phone system. With all that is featured here, plus the ever-increasing historical average PSF, real estate investors of 55 Prince Arthur have a great deal of potential of seeing a positive return on investment here.When homebuyers step out onto the streets at 55 Prince Arthur Ave, they will find themselves at the intersection of two major arterial roads, as mentioned before. A short walk south on Bedford St to Bloor St. W will give buyers access to a TTC transit bus stop, along with a number of little restaurants, bars, pubs, and a grocery store, as well as a bank, among other miscellaneous shops.By heading west on Bloor St. W to St. George St, then slightly north on St. George St, homebuyers of 55 Prince Arthur will come to the St. George TTC subway station, which will even further opens-up transportation options for buyers. By heading east on Bloor St. W to Avenue Rd, then north on Avenue Rd, homebuyers will be able to access the Yorkville Village shopping mall, where plenty of shoppers can have their needs and wants satisfied.Any motorists who are looking to jump onto the nearest highway need only head south to Bloor St. W, then head far eastward on Bloor St. W (Bloor St. E once motorists pass Yonge St) to Bayview Ave, and from there, head slightly north on Bayview Ave; there, an on-ramp and off-ramp both to the Don Valley Parkway (Highway 404) will be found. If motorists head southward on the Don Valley Parkway, they will eventually find that the highway curves westward at Lake Ontario and turns into the Gardiner Expressway, which can give motorists virtually any access to anything in the downtown core of Toronto.For a neat little greenspace that homebuyers can really enjoy, a quick walk north on Bedford St brings them directly to Taddle Creek Park, where buyers can have access to their own little slice of nature amongst the urban hustle and bustle that is the outskirts of downtown Toronto.