66 Collier St

YCC 168

Pool, Concierge, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Sauna

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Air Conditioning, Heat, Water, Parking, Hydro, Cable TV

A very charming condominium located at 66 Collier St (hence the namesake of this condo) in the Rosedale-Moore Park neighborhood, 66 Collier Condos possesses an exterior of concrete and glass. Standing proudly tall at 15 storeys tall, with a total of 55 units, 66 Collier Condos was built in 1974 and so has the advantage of age behind it.Developed by a combination of Nudale Dev Ltd, Cogan Dev Ltd, as well as Delforce Ltd, and currently under the management of Esbin Property Management, 66 Collier Condo’s 55 units are made up of a variety of 2-bedroom plus den units and 3-bedroom units (the smallest one being 1810 square feet, and the largest of them being 3620 square feet), and within each of them are a selection of features designed solely to benefit the interested homebuyer.Examples of these features are modern kitchens, upgraded bathrooms, lots of natural light due to large windows during the daytime, private balconies, and not to mention open-concept living spaces.With regards as to what buyers will be able to find for amenities within the building itself, examples of these fine amenities include a swimming pool, a concierge service, a sauna, and visitor parking, as well as a party room and a meeting room. Along with the constant increase in the historical average PSF of this location, any real estate investors who are interested in 66 Collier Condos will have a great deal of potential for seeing a positive return on their investments at this location.At such a time buyers step out onto the streets at 66 Collier St, the first thing that they may notice is that there is no TTC transit bus stop in immediate sight…but there is no need to worry; a couple of TTC transit bus stops are but a short walk west on Collier St, then northwest on Church St to Yonge St.By either walking or bussing it south on Yonge St to Bloor St (the next major intersection), homebuyers of 66 Collier Condos will be treated to a sizable shopping center known as the Hudson’s Bay Centre, replete with shopping amenities such as a pharmacy, a grocery store, a couple of coffee shops, several high-quality boutiques, a convenience store, a couple of fast food places, a couple of restaurants, as well as a couple of other smaller stores. Also located inside this mall is the Bloor-Yonge TTC subway station, one of the busier and more accessible subway stations in the city of Toronto (both the Bloor subway line and Yonge subway line meet at this subway station, allowing for rapid travel in all 4 compass directions across the city of Toronto from here).For those motorists who are looking for a quick way to the nearest highway, their best bet would be to take a drive west on Collier St, northwest on Church St, south on Yonge St to Bloor St, then east on Bloor St E to Bayview Ave. Then, by heading slightly north on Bayview Ave, one can come across both an on-ramp and an off-ramp to the Don Valley Parkway (also known as the Highway 404 or the DVP by locals).