71 Charles St

MTCC 601

Pool, Public Transit, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water, Cable TV

A savvy, new home investment within the downtown core of Toronto should begin and end at Paxton Place condominium (71 Charles Street East) as the list of benefits is long, beginning with its location within the Yonge and Bloor neighbourhood!Paxton Place was constructed and completed by Jubilation Holdings Inc. and Edward I. Richmond Architect by 1982. Standing 16-storeys tall and encompassing 101 square footage generous condo units, Paxton Place’s façade presents itself in a subtle way, with smooth concrete & brickwork and traditional, transparent glass. The outside ground level offers a retail segment (dry cleaner, convenience store/food mart, salon, tanning & esthetics & pet store).The condo units offered at Paxton Place are mostly 2 bedrooms (1315 square feet) and some with dens (2735 square feet), which is excellent, larger floor plans for young couples, busy executives and growing families. The interior features that homebuyers can anticipate seeing are fireplaces, parquet or tiled flooring, larger living areas, sunny solariums, upgraded kitchens & baths, modern appliances and large windows.The in-building amenities are comparable with new condominiums (full-sized indoor swimming pool, rooftop deck, sauna, parking garage, enter phone system and security guard services. The historical average PSF has had a long track record of showing higher potential for a positive return on investment. Adding even more value to this condo building is its onsite Briarlane Property Management team, who’s friendly staff oversee the daily operations of the building and attend to the needs of residents.Tucked into the borders of Church Street, Charles Street, Al Sparrow Lane and Isabella Street, homebuyers have numerous benefits to enjoy after making an investment at Paxton Place (71 Charles Street). A quieter area, buyers are within just a few steps of TTC public transit bus stops that are found along Yonge Street to the west and Jarvis Street to the east (the closest subway station is Bloor-Yonge station located inside of the Hudson’s Bay Centre and could easily be walked to). There is a Bike Share Toronto station located at Church Street & Bloor Street for cyclists.There are countless amenities within arms reach of Paxton Place, including The Salvation Army Toronto Grace Health Centre (Church Street & Hayden Street) and along nearby Bloor Street, Jarvis Street and Yonge Street, buyers will find eateries, banks, bars & lounges, cafes, business services, entertainment venues, specialty shops, big box stores, grocery stores, professional offices, Asquith Green Park, Milner Parkette, Manulife Garden, Barbara Hall Park and George Hislop Park.Motorists can pick up the nearby Don Valley Pkwy by heading east on Bloor Street to Bayview Avenue then head north for the access ramps.Other areas of interest to homebuyers is the collection of museums found west on Bloor Street, the closeness to Yorkville for its boutique shops and fine dining and the abundant greenspaces that surround Rosedale Valley Road (heading east will bring buyers through multiple parks that link together and eventually to the Don River). Only a stone’s throw away are theatres, art galleries, cinemas and a little further south, the Garden District, Moss Park and the ever-popular St. Lawrence Market at Jarvis Street & Front Street.