70 Mill St

MTCC 1207

Common Rooftop Deck, Public Transit, Party Room, Meeting / Function Room, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Pets Allowed

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

Artistic, eclectic, pedestrian-only and tasty…these are just some of the ways that the Distillery District neighbourhood can be described, and Lindenwood condominium sits right in the heart of it!Construction of Lindenwood condo (70 Mill Street) was completed by 1998 through the efforts of Davies Smith Developments and Quadrangle Architects Ltd. The base of Lindenwood was carefully built to incorporate its shared space with a heritage building (1891 Canadian Government Excise Bonding Warehouse 1) and stayed true by using red brickwork and traditional, transparent glass to compliment the ground level historic architecture.Standing 11-storeys tall and possessing 95 condo units, homebuyers and realty investors have choices when it comes to unit sizes and layouts (beginning with 1 bedroom at 588 square feet, 1 bedroom + den, 2 bedrooms and 3 bedrooms at 1530 square feet). The in-unit features that buyers can look forward to seeing are hardwood floors, dimensionally generous living areas, spacious kitchens, broad bedrooms, large windows for plenty of natural light, upgraded baths, modern appliances and some units have expansive & private balconies (balconies are large enough for lounging furniture, gardens and patio tables & chairs).The in-building amenities collection offers buyers a rooftop garden, meeting/function room, party room, parking garage and enter phone system. The historical average PSF clearly shows a trend for a positive return on investment through resale values. Onsite at Lindenwood is Icc Property Management who oversees the day to day operations of this condo building and addresses the needs of residents.Just steps away from the front door of Lindenwood condo (70 Mill Street) is a TTC bus stop right at the corner of Mill Street & Trinity Street or, the Distillery Loop streetcars on Cherry Street (the closest subway stations are Union Station on Front Street in the west, or, King station at King Street & Yonge Street). Cyclist love the easy access and closeness of the Bike Share Toronto station just around the corner on Trinity Street.In less than a 5-minute walk, homebuyers can indulge in the smorgasbord of amenities that sit waiting to be explored across the street from this condominium (restaurants, brew pubs & bars, coffee shops, specialty shops, lounges, galleries, opera, the Yonge Centre, the beer store and much more. A couple of more minutes east on Mill Street, buyers will find another Bike Share Toronto station and Mill Street ends at Corktown Common (massive greenspace with park areas and paths/trails). To the west, buyers will find the Parliament Square Park, the plentiful greenspaces along The Esplanade and further west along Front Street to Jarvis Street, a mecca of shopping opportunities opens-up at the St. Lawrence Market!Cherry Street also plays a big part in homebuyers’ enjoyment of living within this highly desireable district. Heading south on Cherry Street puts buyers in touch with the Lower Don Recreation Trail, the Lower Don River Trail, the Martin Goodman Trail and further south beyond the Gardiner Expressway, the Keating Channel and the Cherry Beach & Clark Beach Park come into view right at the Lake Ontario waterfront!Motorists can easily pick up the west and east on-ramps for the Gardiner Expressway by heading south on Cherry Street.