74 Spadina Rd

TSCC 1629

Public Transit, Visitor Parking, Pet Restrictions, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Elevator

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Heat, Water, Cable TV

Situated in the Annex neighborhood of the city of Toronto, and built in 2004, Seventy-Four Spadina is located at 74 Spadina Rd (hence its name, and this is not to be confused with Spadina Ave, which Spadina Rd turns into at the intersection of Spadina & Bloor), and stands at 10 storeys tall. Containing a total of 43 units (of which the smallest one is 798 feet², and the largest of which is 1711 feet²) comprised of 1-bedroom condo units, 1-bedroom plus den condo units, as well as 2-bedroom condo units and 2-bedroom plus den condo units, Seventy-Four Spadina was developed by Seventy-Four Spadina Limited, and is currently under the management of Gpm Property Management.One of the benefits offered to homebuyers of Seventy-Four Spadina is that the interior of each unit is replete with some features beneficial to all. On the insides of the units themselves, buyers will be able to have access to such features as high ceilings, parquet flooring, upgraded kitchens, private balconies, as well as spacious open-concept living area. As for what can be found within Seventy-Four Spadina itself, homebuyers will have access to a selection of amenities, with prime examples being a parking garage, visitor parking, an enter phone system, as well as an elevator service. When added to the ever-increasing historical average PSF, real estate investors who may be interested in this condominium may become even more interested in the potential for seeing a positive return on investment here.Out on the streets surrounding 74 Spadina Rd, the first thing homebuyers might realize is that the Spadina TTC subway station is almost right next to Seventy-Four Spadina; the interesting thing about Spadina subway station is that it’s technically TWO subway stations (one servicing the east-west Green Line, and one servicing the north-south Yellow Line), but this only makes Spadina subway station a more valuable transportation option, as almost the entirety of the city of Toronto is open to buyers thanks to this station. Right outside the Spadina subway station, homebuyers can also find a TTC transit bus stop and a Bike Share Toronto station.By heading south to Bloor St W, then heading east on Bloor St W to Yonge St, homebuyers can experience the Hudson’s Bay Centre, a sizable shopping center filled with enough shopping options to satisfy even the pickiest shopper’s desires (there is also another TTC subway station (Bloor-Yonge) inside the mall, so using the Spadina subway station, one can access this mall via the subway). For those motorists who are looking for access to the nearest highway, heading further east on Bloor St W past the Hudson’s Bay Centre to Bayview Ave, then slightly north on Bayview Ave to reach both an on-ramp and an off-ramp to the Don Valley Parkway (also known as the Highway 404 and the D.V.P). Heading southward on the Don Valley Parkway sees the highway curve westward before meeting Lake Ontario and turning into the Gardiner Expressway, where one can access almost any part of the downtown core of the city of Toronto with ease.