60 Bathurst St

TSCC 1976

Common Rooftop Deck, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, BBQs, Pets Allowed

Common Element Maintenance, Heat, Water

Sixty Loft, located at 60 Bathurst St & 60 Niagara St in the King West neighborhood, is a condominium building with not only a prime location, but also a great deal of suave charm. Sixty Loft is a concrete and glass structure built in 2008 with the focus of being a highly desirable place to live in King West neighborhood. With 10 storeys and a total of 172 units (the smallest being 445 feet², and the largest of them being 1703 feet²), Sixty Loft is modest without giving up that which makes it a great condominium. Developed by Sorbara Group, architected by Quadrangle Architects, and currently being managed by Horizon Property Management, Sixty Loft contains (for the pleasure of residents) a decadent experience. Offering to its residents a number of 1-bedroom units and 2-bedroom units, Sixty Loft’s unit interiors play host to a number of features, with some prime examples being exposed concrete ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, engineered hardwood floors, not to mention creatively spacious open-concept layouts. In-building amenities include visitor parking, a parking garage, an enter phone system, as well as a party room, a meeting room, and a common rooftop deck with BBQ stations. Potential for a positive return on investment (via historical average PSF) is high thanks to what is present on this property, giving real estate investors the opportunity.Out on the streets around 60 Bathurst St & 60 Niagara St, present for residents of Sixty Loft to use if they so wish and right across from the condominium itself is a TTC streetcar stop and a TTC transit bus stop. When made use of, homebuyers of Sixty Loft can get further into the city of Toronto this way, and they can also experience EVERYTHING in the vicinity, ranging from a variety of shops to grocery stores, restaurants, bars/pubs, fast food places, a pharmacy, some coffee shops, as well as access to the St. Andrew subway station (accessible by taking the bus or streetcar north on Bathurst St. to King St. W, then east on King St. W to University Ave.) Motorists who are looking to get on the nearest highway can head south on Bathurst St. to Front St., then east on Front St. to Spadina Ave., then south on Spadina Ave. to Lake Shore Blvd., which has on-ramps and off-ramps to the Gardiner Expressway. Going east on the Gardiner Expressway will cause the highway to turn north at the Don River, where it becomes the Don Valley Parkway (Highway 404).For access to a fantastic greenspace, buyers of Sixty Loft would be best off paying a visit to the nearby Victoria Memorial Square Park, which is a pretty sizable greenspace filled with the best that urban nature has to offer, and it is there that residents can sit and enjoy a relative form of peace and quiet as the city of Toronto rushes on by around them twenty-four hours a day. Also, a trip south on Bathurst St. to Lake Shore Blvd. brings homebuyers to the iconic heritage site called Fort York (a fort that was used to defend Toronto and surrounding areas during wartime).