73 Richmond St W

TSCC 1509

Public Transit, Pet Restrictions, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Elevator

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

The Core neighbourhood within the city of Toronto is surrounded by the Financial District and one special building…the Graphic Arts Building!Built in 1913 by architect Francis S. Baker, the now known Graphic Arts Building, has a strikingly unique classical exterior façade, with its Ionic columns & cornice and limestone base, in a rich, beige colouring. Today, The Graphic Arts Building at 73 Richmond Street West stands 5-storeys high and possesses 64 soft lofts that have been zoned for ideal work & live spaces (conversion into lofts was completed in 2003 by Graphic Arts Building Inc.).The soft lofts vary in style & sizes, starting with studios (347 square feet) and scale up to 2 bedrooms and some penthouse suites that have terraces (2145 square feet). Some of the in-unit features include 11 – 13-foot ceilings, laminate & hardwood flooring, modern appliances, upgrades to kitchens & baths and large windows.There are not a lot of amenities available in the Graphic Arts Building, there is an onsite security guard, rooftop terrace and enter phone system. Royale Grande Property Management oversees the day to day operations of this condo building and attends to the needs of residents. Because this is a work & live condominium, the potential for a positive return on investment has been greater than many newer condos within this area (via historical average PSF).There are countless perks to living at (or working from) the Graphic Arts Building (73 Richmond Street West). The major streets that borders this condo building are Bay Street, Adelaide Street, University Avenue and Richmond Street. Public transit is just a 5-minute walk away to either Osgoode subway station or, via buses that can be picked up at bus stops all along Richmond Street, University Avenue and Bay Street. For drivers who prefer to commute by car can pick up the Gardiner Expressway by heading south on either Bay Street or nearby Yonge Street to access Lake Shore Blvd. on & off ramps.Homebuyers and realty investors of the Graphics Arts Building have less than a 10-minute walk to experience one of the largest collections of amenities than any other neighbourhood within Toronto. Steps away, buyers have the Toronto Eaton Centre, First Canadian Place Shopping Centre and street side amenities like restaurants, bars & clubs, cafes, fast food eateries, banks, big box stores, grocery stores, gas stations, specialty shops, business services, professional offices, Integra Health Centre and more.Also within a few steps or a short stroll of this condo buildings beautifully arched lobby doors is Osgoode Hall’s greenspace & library, Nathan Phillips Square, The PATH – City Hall, Larry Sefton Park and Grange Park.Still within easy reach for buyers is Ryerson University, Chinatown, Kensington Market, the St. Lawrence Market, the Entertainment District and the very exciting waterfront of Lake Ontario (attractions, beaches, parks and more!). These are the perks to living in central downtown Toronto…branching out to the various districts is easy, fast and super fun to explore like the Discovery District and the Distillery District!