68 Shuter St

TSCC 2564

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Party Room, Meeting / Function Room, Guest Suites, Media Room / Cinema, Outdoor Patio / Garden

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

Core Condos, located at 68 Shuter St in the Church St. Corridor neighborhood, is a newer construction built with the lavish and elegant in mind, and filled with modern-day charm. Finished in early 2017, Core Condos was developed by Centrecourt Developments, architected by a team of Page + Steele Architects and IBI Group Architects, and with all the interior design of the condominium being done by Cecconi Simone. As of currently, Core Condos is managed by First Service Property Management. Standing at 26 storeys tall and containing 221 units (the smallest of which is 390 feet², and the largest of which is 1011 feet²), Core Condos offers a variety of unit types to its residents, namely, 1-bedroom and 1-bedroom plus den units. The interiors of the units themselves, buyers can have access to some features, including high ceilings (10 feet high, to be exact), stainless steel appliances, as well as beautiful hardwood flooring. The historical average PSF of Core Condos is expected to rise as time wears on, which means this would be a fantastic opportunity for real estate investors to get in on the ground floor; the potential for a positive return on investment is there. The inside of the condo building itself is comprised of a few amenities, with examples being a parking, party room, an exercise room, a concierge service, a common rooftop deck, as well as an outdoor patio and a meeting room.When residents of Core Condos step outside, they will be stepping onto the beautiful sidewalk of the property at 68 Shuter St. By taking a short walk west to Yonge St., residents of Core Condos can get access to a TTC transit bus stop, and if they walk north on Yonge St. to Dundas St., they can find the Dundas subway station (and if they walk south to Queen St., they can find the Queen subway station). However, for the buyers who love to shop and shop some more, the CF Toronto Eaton Centre (the largest shopping mall in all downtown Toronto is right at the intersection of Shuter & Yonge) provides an immense wealth of shops and stores, along with some restaurants and fast food places and even a pharmacy and bank all for the enjoyment and usage of homebuyers. The motorists who require fast access to the nearest highway can make use of the Gardiner Expressway, which is accessed by heading directly south on Yonge St. to Lake Shore Blvd., where an on-ramp and off-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway awaits them; heading east on the Gardiner Expressway takes motorists northward instead, as the Gardiner Expressway turns into the Don Valley Parkway (Highway 404), which heads north and out of the city past the Highway 401.Greenspace lovers, rejoice! For by heading east on Shuter St. to Jarvis St., then south, they can get prime access to St. James Park, which is a very lovely park filled with nature and greenery aplenty, and it is there that residents can take a relaxing break in relative peace and take in nature at its urban finest.