736 Bay St

MTCC 1085

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

Common Element Maintenance, Heat, Water, Hydro

The Conservatory Tower (736 Bay Street) is unlike any other condominium in the city of Toronto…the exterior of this condo exudes softly rounded edges, subtle colouring in concrete and gently framed lines, very conservative. Completed in 1993 and sitting in the Bay Street Corridor neighbourhood, the Conservatory Tower was the creation of a highly talented team, The Conservatory Group and H & R Developments (developers), Edward I. Richmond (architect) and Alexander Budrevics Associates Limited (landscape architect). The podium is host to a retail/commercial segment (highly convenient for buyers to be able to grab a snack, groceries, hit the spa & bath boutique or get last minute bits of this or that at the convenience store) and this condominium stands at 30 storeys tall. The Conservatory Tower possesses 306 condo units that begin with 1 bedroom (458 square feet) and scale up to 2 bedrooms + den (1197 square feet). The unit interior features that homebuyers will see are lush offerings like floor to ceiling windows, ceramic-tile & hardwood flooring, balconies with outstanding views of the city below and modern appliances. The in-building amenities menu is just as attractive…with a full-sized swimming pool & sauna, fitness centre, rooftop terrace with BBQ’s & lounging, library, parking garage and security guard services. Overseeing the daily operations of this condo building and the needs of its residents is Conservatory Group Management. The historical average PSF for the Conservatory Tower resale has shown a higher potential for a positive return on investment.Besides the ground floor retail/commercial outlets in the base of Conservatory Tower (736 Bay Street), there is quite a bit of other conveniences within walking distance too, as this condo is tucked in-between main arterial streets like Bay Street, Yonge Street, University Avenue, Gerrard Street and College Street. At the corner of Bay Street & Gerrard (super close), buyers will find both TTC streetcar stops and bus stops, with the Queen’s Park and College subway stations very close by (within walking distance too!). Situated right on University Avenue to the west of this condo building is the Toronto General Hospital and to the east on College Street at Yonge Street is the College Park Shopping Centre. For cyclists that prefer to use their bicycle to get around, will find a Bike Share Toronto Station just north of Conservatory Tower on Bay Street (College Street is cyclist-friendly). Buyers have restaurants, cafes, bars, banks, pharmacy, specialty shops, business services, professional offices, Queens Park, Discovery District and everything in-between within a short walk in any direction on the main arterial streets. Kensington Market sits to the west of this condo and the St. Lawrence Market is just a short trip away to the south east.Homebuyers that use their car to commute each day can look forward to having very easy access routes to the Don Valley Pkwy (use Gerrard Street east and head north on Broadview Avenue to on-ramp heading north). Yonge Street can be used by motorists (heading south) to pick up the Gardiner Expressway, enjoy the waterfront, explore the Entertainment District, or get in some interesting shopping & dining out opportunities at the Toronto Eaton Centre.