560 Front St W

TSCC 2203

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Guest Suites, Media Room / Cinema, Parking Garage, Beanfield Fibre Available

Common Element Maintenance

An excellent and stunning example of glory and the elaborate right in the heart of the Queen West neighborhood at 560 Front St. W, Reve definitely does not skimp on what is available onsite. With regards to Reve, this condominium was completed in 2011, and boasts an appearance that sets it apart from any nearby building. Developed by Tridel, architected by a group effort of Burka Architects and Wallman Architects, and all interior designs handled by U31, Reve may only be 14 storeys tall, but it does still have 305 units within (the smallest of them being 435 feet², and the largest one being 1455 feet²). As for the types of units offered here, investors will have access to studio units, 1-bedroom units, 1-bedroom plus den units, 2-bedroom units, 2-bedroom plus den units, as well as 3-bedroom units. Some of the features available to buyers in the interiors of the condo units themselves include hardwood flooring, immense countertop space, floor-to-ceiling windows, as well as private balconies (offering unparalleled views of downtown Toronto and Lake Ontario), and spacious open concepts. This is precisely why the historical average PSF for Reve is going up, and why real estate investors stand all the chance possible to see a positive return on investment when they make an investment into this condominium. There are also a few amenities that residents of Reve can find onsite, and these include a sauna, a party room, a concierge service, an exercise room, a security guard service, as well as a common rooftop deck and a media room/cinema.When homebuyers of Reve step outside of the building onto the sidewalk bordering 560 Front St. W, they will have the ability to travel east or west on Front St. By taking a walk west on Front St. to Bathurst St., then north on Bathurst St. to Niagara St., residents can find a TTC streetcar stop, allowing for easier transportation into the downtown core of Toronto. For the nearest TTC transit bus stop, a walk west on Front St., then south on Bathurst St. to Fort York Blvd. not only gives residents access to the transit bus via a stop at the intersection, but there is also another TTC streetcar stop here. In order to get access to the TTC subway system, heading east on Front St. into downtown brings buyers to Union Station, where VIA and GO trains can also be found. Utilizing all these transportation methods, the entire downtown of Toronto is within residents’ grasps, as are the amenities to go with it, such as bars, pubs, grocery stores, pharmacies, fast food places, restaurants, gas stations, and even fashion retail outlets. Also, using the TTC subway system can bring buyers to the CF Toronto Eaton Centre (the largest shopping mall in all downtown). For those motorists who’d prefer highway travel, a drive east on Front St. to Spadina Ave., then south on Spadina Ave. brings them to the Gardiner Expressway, where they can travel far and wide.