670 Richmond St W

MTCC 1193

Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, BBQs, Pets Allowed

Common Element Maintenance, Water

Standing at 2 storeys tall in the Queen West neighborhood at 670 Richmond St W, and containing a grand total of only 12 units (the size of these units starting at 1090 feet² and going up), developed by Bob Mitchell, and currently under the management of First Service Property Management, Industrial Revolution II underwent a loft conversion in 1998 from a warehouse into a loft-style condominium. An interesting tidbit of information: Industrial Revolution II bears the Roman numeral for ‘2’ due to it being part of a two-building development. The first phase of the development, Industrial Revolution II’s sister building, stands right next door.The 12 units at Industrial Revolution II are made up of a selection of 2-bedroom plus den units, and within the units themselves, there are a variety of neat features that homebuyers will stand to benefit from. Examples of these benefits include hardwood flooring, exposed ceilings, fireplaces, and large windows, as well as nice open-concept living areas. For what can be found inside the building itself, B.B.Q stations, a parking garage, and an enter phone system are available to buyers. When the in-unit features, the in-building amenities, and the historical average PSF of this building (which is always on the rise) are all taken into account together, any real estate investors with an interest in Industrial Revolution II will stand a good chance of seeing the potential for a positive return on their investment here.When homebuyers of Industrial Revolution II step out onto the streets around 670 Richmond St W, the first thing they may wish to do is take a brief walk east on Richmond St W to Bathurst St, then north on Bathurst St to Queen St W. At this intersection, one can find both a TTC transit bus stop, as well as a TTC streetcar stop, as well as a bunch of fast food places and restaurants, as well as an LCBO, a coffee shop, and a pharmacy, not to mention a bank. Using the streetcar and/or bus, homebuyers can get around the city of Toronto with much more ease.Heading east on Queen St W via the bus all the way to University Ave will allow buyers to travel across Toronto with even MORE ease and freedom thanks to the presence of the Osgoode TTC subway station. Also, all along Queen St W, one can find even more shops and boutiques, along with some grocery stores, gas stations, and bars/pubs aplenty. As for the motorists who require access to the nearest highway in a fairly unobstructed manner, they are in luck, for the Gardiner Expressway is near at hand. By taking a drive east on Richmond St W to Bathurst St, north on Bathurst St to Queen St W, east on Queen St W to Spadina Ave, then southward on Spadina Ave to Lake Shore Blvd, motorists will be able to have prime access to both an on-ramp and an off-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway, which runs eastward and westward across the striking Waterfront District of the city of Toronto.