555 Yonge St

MTCC 1127

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Public Transit, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage

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

If there was ever a ‘perfect’ location for Torontonian urbanites that wanted prime access to a smorgasbord of amenities (many within walking distance) and be nestled within the Church Street Corridor neighbourhood, then 555 Yonge Street condominium provides precisely that!By 1996, Graywood Developments and Beaverhall Homes made short work of converting this 1973 built office building into a 9-storey, 120 condo unit building with its raised front atrium, horizontal windows and beige coloured smooth cement & brickwork. The condo units vary in size, starting with 1 bedroom (389 square feet) and 2 bedrooms (1016 square feet). The interiors of these condo units offer great features like 9-foor ceilings, larger than average windows, ensuite laundry, enclave kitchens with modern upgrades and laminate & tile flooring.The in-building amenities provide a great balance for busy homebuyers (the rooftop provides an outdoor garden patio; fitness facility & sauna and others include parking garage and security guard services). This historical average PSF for 555 Yonge Street has seen above-average potential for a positive return on investment, great news for first time homebuyers and realty investors! Adding even more value to this condo building is the onsite, friendly services of Gpm Property Management, who oversees the daily needs of residents and the day to day operations of this condo building.555 Yonge Street (address is the same) is nestled by Maitland Terrace, Maitland Street, Yonge Street and Wellesley Street. Right outside the lobby doors of this condominium, buyers have access to a TTC bus stop at Yonge & Wellesley, with the closest subway station being Wellesley subway station, which is a 5-minute walk away on Chechalk Lane off Wellesley Street. Cyclists have a Bike Share Toronto Station very close by on Wellesley Street just east of Maitland Terrace. Homebuyers who want to reach the Gardiner Expressway access ramps in the south can use Yonge Street south to pick up Lake Shore Blvd. access ramps or head south on Jarvis Street to Lower Jarvis Street.555 Yonge Street is only a 10-minute walk to Sunnybrook Hospital for all healthcare needs, and less than a 10-minute walk from countless, useful amenities along Yonge Street and Wellesley Street (cafes, restaurants, LCBO, grocery store, specialty shops, banks, business services, professional offices, salon, spa, bars, pharmacy & beer store. Greenspaces can also be found close to home such as Paul Kane House Parkette, Barbara Hall Park, James Canning Gardens, East of Bay Park and Breadalbane Park.Situated just east of the University of Toronto and Queen’s Park, buyers can talk a short stroll west on Wellesley Street to access the very large Queen’s Park and all its walking paths and points of interest. Exploring nearby Bloor Street from Queen’s Park will unfold museums like the Royal Ontario Museum and many amenities & entertainment venues that line exciting Bloor Street. Heading south of Queen’s Park west on College Street then south on Spadina Avenue will open-up the Kensington Market for buyers who love this historical, outdoor market & mall and further south will unfold Chinatown (delicious options here too!).