66 Portland St

TSCC 1823

Public Transit, Visitor Parking, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, BBQs, Elevator, Beanfield Fibre Available, Pets Allowed

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

The hip & happening King West neighbourhood, (within the Entertainment District), is surly the environmental vibe that Torontonian urbanites are ‘entertaining’ when searching for a new home!66 Portland provides the best of both worlds, with its ‘stashed away’ location, but just steps away from the exciting hustle of this neighbourhood and the rest of downtown Toronto. 66 Portland was finished construction in 2006 by Freed Developments and Core Architects Inc. Standing 9-storeys tall and possessing 82 gorgeous condo units, realty investors should give this condominium a high standing on their ‘check it out’ list.The 66 Portland condo has an soft & creamy-coloured cement exterior & wood accents, with interesting boutique-like architectural aspects framing the tall, transparent glass windows & balconies. The interior condo units come in a variety of sizes, from 1 bedroom (520 square feet) and 2 bedrooms (3046 square feet). The in-unit features that homebuyers will see are 10-foot exposed concrete ceilings, hardwood & polished concrete flooring, floor to ceiling windows, spa-like bathrooms and dimensionally generous balconies.The in-building amenities at 66 Portland (66 Portland Street) are not abundant, but offer some favorable high points like the rooftop pool & terrace/open sky lounge/BBQ station with fantastically mixed rustic/modern design, party room, parking garage with guest parking spaces and enter phone system. The historical average PSF shows ‘the proof is in the pudding’ with higher opportunities for potential to see a positive return on investment. Goldview Property Management and its friendly staff are onsite to oversee the needs of residents and the day to day operations for this condo building.66 Portland (66 Portland Street) is also bordered by Stewart Street, Bathurst Street & King Street, which is perfect for picking up a TTC streetcar stop, which are located at both Bathurst & King and at King & Portland (the closest subway station is St. Andrew station at King & University. Nearby Spadina Avenue, when taken south, is a prime route for motorists who wish to pick up the Gardiner Expressway via Lake Shore Blvd. on & off ramps.Buyers that walk 10-minutes in any direction from the lobby doors of 66 Portland will find a fantastic balance of greenspaces and amenities. The Victoria Memorial Square Park is close by at Portland & Wellington and amenities in the area include restaurants & bistro, bars, specialty shops, RED Academy Toronto, St. Andrew’s Playground, banks, theatre, churches, grocery store, the Wine Rack and business services. A stroll over to Spadina Avenue at King Street opens-up more amenities like a gas station, LCBO, restaurants and more (heading north on Spadina Avenue brings buyers into Chinatown & Kensington Market as well as to Clarence Square Park with Dog Park area).Using Bathurst Street south will unfold the very large greenspace of Garrison Common, a direct route to visiting the Fort York National Historic Site, or continuing south right to the waterfront of Lake Ontario and all its attractions and fun outlets (ferry terminal, beaches, parks, recreation trails, entertainment venues, eateries and more!).