65 East Liberty St

TSCC 2322

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Guest Suites, Media Room / Cinema, Parking Garage, Games / Recreation Room, Beanfield Fibre Available

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

The ‘lap of luxury’…and a ‘Torontonian urbanistic’ lifestyle…this is what the King West Condos at Liberty Village extends to savvy homebuyers! The Liberty Village neighbourhood is on the rise as one of the best neighbourhoods to live in for its great mixed bag of historic architecture, loads of walk-to parks, variable walk-to amenities and great transportation options!The King West Condos at Liberty Village (65, 75, 85 East Liberty Street & 6 Pirandello Street) are a three-condominium building complex that was the incredible results of the efforts made by developers Pure Plaza & Greybrook Realty Partners and Gabriel Bodor Architect & Quadrangle Architects (this condominium community complex was completed by 2013). Each of these three condo buildings stands 24 storeys tall, 25 storeys tall and 24 storeys tall, all encompassing 1195 condominium units collectively. These condo buildings are not easily missed by their interesting architectural features (made up of 5 sections with three sections ‘stepping up’ after the 10th floor). The exterior facades of these condo buildings are a fusion of red cement & brickwork, beige cement & brickwork, white steel features and transparent glasswork with steel features.The interior condominium units at the King West Condos at Liberty Village range in sizes, layouts and exposures, starting with the smallest units of studios at 413 square feet and scaling up to 2 bedrooms + den at 1401 square feet. Homebuyers and investors can look forward to seeing many high-quality appointments in-unit like solid granite kitchen countertops, finished oak or maple hardwood kitchen cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, authentic hardwood veneer & textured grained laminate flooring, solid marble bathroom countertops with deep soaker tubs and glass walled showers, fireplaces and dimensionally generous, private balconies.The in-buildings amenities menu collection is nothing short of spectacular…the exclusive rooftop Lakeview Club, Courtyard Fitness Club & Wellness Centre (over 20,000 square foot facility) and an entertainment centre that hosts an HD movie screening room with real theatre tiered seating for 30 people & two bowling alleys and a professional sports stimulator room! The menu collection does not end there, buyers will also have access to a swimming pool that has a walk-out to a sunken private Roman garden, multiple paths in the courtyard, spa, parking garage with guest parking spaces, guest suites and concierge & security guard services. The historical average PSF clearly defines (through resale values) that there is a higher than average potential for a positive return on investment. Overseeing these three properties and condominium buildings and its residents daily is Crossbridge Condominium Services.King West Condos at Liberty Village (65, 75, 85 East Liberty Street & 6 Pirandello Street) in Liberty Village neighbourhood, are nestled nicely by the street borders of East Liberty Street, Pirandello Street and Atlantic Avenue. TTC public transit users have a bus stop right in front of the condominium lobby doors on East Liberty Street, with streetcar service on nearby King Street West (the closest TTC subway station is Union station on Front Street and Exhibition station nearby has GO Transit service). Motorists can use Bathurst Street south to connect to Lakeshore Blvd., which in turn, has access ramps to the Gardiner Expressway.Just across the street, buyers can enjoy Liberty Village Park (which has a Bike Share Toronto station for cyclists), and still within walking or cycling distance, Gateway Park, Bill Johnston Park and the Garrison Common by Fort York are all very enjoyable. Strachan Avenue south connects to Lake Shore Blvd., Coronation Park and Remembrance Drive, which makes its way to Lake Ontario (great shortcut for cyclists and long-distance walkers & joggers!).