68 Kendal Ave

MTCC 704

Pet Restrictions

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Heat, Water, Hydro

A small, but rather exquisite brick townhouse-style condo located in the Annex neighborhood of the city of Toronto at 68 Kendal Ave, Audley Court underwent its conversion in the distant past, and stands at 4 storeys tall, with a total of only 8 units within (with the smallest of the units here being 757 feet², and the largest of the units here being 1210 feet²). Not only providing a fine location for buyers, Audley Court also provides a precise location designed for accessibility as well. Being one of those rare self-managed properties, Audley Court’s units are comprised of a selection of 2-bedroom units, and within each of these units are a handful of features that buyers will be able to enjoy.Some examples of these particular features include hardwood flooring, high ceilings, big windows, open-concept living spaces, and modern kitchens, as well as lots of natural light during the daytime all throughout. When combined with the historical average PSF of this building (which is always going up steadily), any real estate investors with an interest in Audley Court will have a great deal of potenial for seeing a positive return on their investment here.When homebuyers have stepped out onto the streets surrounding 68 Kendal Ave, the first thing they may notice is that this part of the Annex neighborhood is a bit more on the peaceful side compared to the rest of the city of Toronto, and a lot more eclectic in its overall design. A walk south on Kendal Ave will see Kendal Ave shift east and buyers will end up at the intersection of Kendal Ave and Spadina Rd. At this intersection, one will have access to not only the TTC transit bus service via a bus stop at the intersection, but they will also have prime access to the Spadina TTC subway station, as it’s right there at the intersection as well. From there, homebuyers can travel throughout the city of Toronto with a bit more ease, be it by bus or by subway train or by some alternative means. For the best kind of shopping in the area, a bus ride south on Spadina Rd to Bloor St W, and east on Bloor St W to Yonge St will give homebuyers direct access to the sizable Hudson’s Bay Centre, which is a shopping mall filled with plenty of amenities, as well as containing the Bloor-Yonge TTC subway station.By heading southward on Yonge St from Bloor St W, all along both sides of the longest roadway in the entire world, a veritable host of restaurants, bars/pubs, fast food places, pharmacies, grocery stores, gas stations, coffee shops/cafes, as well as a bunch of smaller, privately-owned storefronts will be within a buyer’s reach. As for motorists looking for the nearest highway to access, a drive south on Kendal Ave to Spadina Rd, south on Spadina Rd to Bloor St W, east on Bloor St W to Bayview Ave, and then slightly north on Bayview Ave will grant them access to both an on-ramp and an off-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway.