562 Eglinton Ave E

TSCC 1486

Gym / Exercise Room, Public Transit, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Business Centre

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

A charming little condominium building located at 562 Eglinton Ave E, Soho Bayview Lofts (built in 2003 in the Mount Pleasant East neighborhood) features an eclectic exterior of concrete and glass, and it stands at 5 storeys tall, with a total of 40 units within (of which the smallest of these units is 453 square feet, and the largest of these units is 1171 square feet).Developed by Starwood Group, and currently under the management of Madeira Property Management, Soho Bayview Lofts’ units are all comprised of a selection of 1-bedroom condo units, and within each of these units are a number of features that the interested homebuyer can make use of. Examples of these features include marble countertops and flooring, upgraded bathrooms, modern kitchen amenities, as well as open-concept living spaces and large windows for lots of light to shine in during the daytime.With all due regard as to what can be found within Soho Bayview Lofts itself, buyers will be able to have access to an exercise room, a parking garage, visitor parking, an enter phone system, and a business center, as well as a party room and a meeting room. With the historical average PSF of Soho Bayview Lofts being consistently on the rise, any real estate investor who has an interest in this property will have a great deal of potential for seeing a positive return on their investment at this location.At such a time that homebuyers of Soho Bayview Lofts step out onto the street at 562 Eglinton Ave E, the first thing they will come upon is a TTC transit bus stop right outside of the building that they can make use of. All along Eglinton Ave E, one can find a bunch of amenities for their use, easily made accessible via the TTC transit bus. Examples of these fine amenities are a series of restaurants, fast food places, pubs/bars, coffee shops/cafes, grocery stores, banks, a couple of pharmacies, a couple of gas stations, along with a bunch of smaller, privately-owned businesses.For any of those motorists who are looking for quick and easy access to the nearest highway, they are in luck, as they are but a stone’s throw from the Don Valley Parkway (also known as the Highway 404 locally); a quick drive east on Eglinton Ave E to just a bit past Don Mills Rd will give them an on-ramp and an off-ramp to the highway. By heading northward on the Don Valley Parkway, motorists will be able to leave the city of Toronto if they wish, or (before that) come to an on-ramp and off-ramp for the Highway 401, a massive highway spanning a great distance across all of southern Ontario (including all of northern Toronto).Heading southward on the Don Valley Parkway gives motorists access to the downtown core of Toronto with a great deal of ease, as at Lake Ontario’s shoreline, the highway curves westward and turns into the Gardiner Expressway.