717 Bay St

MTCC 901

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage

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

Two of Toronto’s original condominiums, located in the Bay Street Corridor neighbourhood (at 711-717 Bay St), The Liberties I & II provide a splendidly rustic and nostalgic charm, but in the same breath, both remain quite up-to-date with the other, more modern condos surrounding them thanks to consistent upgrades. The Liberties I & II are truly the epitome of the old and new working in tandem and harmony together. Developed by H & R Developments, and currently being managed by Del Property Management, The Liberties I & II are a testament to quality construction in this time being one of the best aspects of the condo, having been finished back in 1990. The Liberties I & II has 20 storeys, and contains a total collection of 372 units. Out of the units, the smallest one is 506 feet², and the largest one is 1370 feet², starting with junior 1 bedrooms scaling up to 2 bedrooms + den. The features buyers can anticipate seeing in many of these units are spacious living areas, upgraded enclave kitchens and beautiful solariums. With regards to what buyers of The Liberties I & II can find onsite, amenities include an exercise room, as well as a swimming pool, a sauna, and even a concierge & security guard service. Real estate investors have a better chance of seeing a positive return on their investment with the historical average PSF.Buyers of Liberties I & II not only have access to onsite amenities, but they also have access to amenities in the immediate vicinity of the condominium. By stepping outside of 711-717 Bay St, one immediately comes to a TTC bus stop AND a TTC streetcar stop right at the intersection of Bay Street and Gerrard Street, where Liberties I & II are located. Taking the bus or streetcar in any of the four directions takes buyers to a huge number of places filled with amenities, such as restaurants, fast food places, bars, pubs, banks, a post office, a grocery store, and much more. In the same 4 directions, cycle enthusiasts can also find a bunch of Bike Share Toronto stations. By heading south on Bay Street, all the way down to Front Street, buyers can hop aboard a subway train, a VIA train, or a GO train at the legendary Union Station. Also, further down Bay Street, motorists also have the ability to hop on the Gardiner Expressway to go much longer distances around and out of the city.For those homebuyers who tend to really enjoy greenspaces, they can head down Gerrard Street to Yonge Street, where McGill Parkette can be found. If investors would rather pour their time into attractions and places to go, the Waterfront is the perfect place to be, as it will take multiple days to see and experience everything there. Simply bussing it down Bay St. to Queens Quay can bring them right to the Waterfront. Also, buyers can head along Yonge Street which will bring them right to the CF Toronto Eaton Centre, the largest shopping mall in downtown Toronto, featuring a wealth of stores and shops designed to appeal to the tastes of anyone who is shopping there. Lastly, let it be known that Liberties I & II are quite literally right next to the Toronto General Hospital.