57 St Joseph St

TSCC 2538

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Party Room, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Yoga Studio, Media Room / Cinema, Games / Recreation Room

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

Perfectly situated in the Bay Street Corridor at 1000 Bay St & 57 St Joseph St, right in the heart of the Discovery District of the city of Toronto, 1 Thousand Bay provides buyers the opportunity of a lifetime: living right in the lap of luxury, forging ubiquitous relationships with urbanites cohabiting within the condominium building. This stylish condo was developed by Crestford Developments, with the original plans having been created by architectsAlliance, and the property currently being managed by Crespro Management. Only a recent build, 1 Thousand Bay was completed in 2016, and immediately became hugely popular with real estate investors & homebuyers seeking to fill its 458 condo units, spread out along the 32 storeys. The smallest of these units measures out at 321 feet², with the largest being approximately 1339 feet ². Within the unit itself, buyers can expect to be visually delighted by elegant hardwood flooring, tall ceilings, large windows that capture vast amounts of natural light, designer finishes and superior features. 1 Thousand constantly proves a highly positive return on investment with its historical average PSF/resale value.1 Thousand Bay is an absolute delight to live in, as buyers will come to find out (not just because of the condo itself, but also because of the neighborhood; on one side, buyers have the University of Toronto and other educational institutions, which help make this an excellent neighborhood to live in), but another aspect that makes 1 Thousand Bay so appealing is the very fact it’s at 1000 Bay St & 57 St Joseph St, which is a central hub for commerce and travel. Near to the condominium (in fact, practically across the street), homebuyers can find several restaurants and shops. Taking a short walk east to Yonge St., then south to Wellesley opens-up a bunch more amenity options for investors, spanning from more restaurants to a couple of banks and more shops. A grocery store is also located on Wellesley St., if one goes down Bay St. to Wellesley St., then east to the intersection of Wellesley & St Nicholas St, buyers can reach a grocery store (via either walking or a TTC bus). Within the close vicinity of 1 Thousand Bay, residents of the condo can also find a TTC bus stop right at the intersection of Bay & St. Joseph St. To hop on the TTC subway, it will be a somewhat longer walk (but a very short bus ride) for real estate buyers to get to the Wellesley subway station. For the motorists who would be looking for the closest highway, a relatively short drive away to the east is the Don Valley Parkway. From there, motorists can hop on and connect to other major highways, such as the 401 to the north, the Gardiner Expressway to the south, and even the 407 much further north. Beyond that, anyone who might want to go for a drive up to places like Lake Simcoe for one of those stereotypical ‘Sunday drives’ could use the Don Valley Parkway to get there, as it terminates right near its southern shores.