783 Bathurst St

TSCC 2405

Gym / Exercise Room, Concierge, Public Transit, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Media Room / Cinema, Parking Garage, Games / Recreation Room, Visitor Lounge, BBQs, Business Centre, Cross Street

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Air Conditioning, Heat

Located in the Annex neighborhood of downtown Toronto at 783 Bathurst St & 10-20 Loretto Lane, and built back in 2014, B. Streets Condos was erected as a contemporary structure of concrete and glass, designed to not immediately catch one’s eye, but when it does, hold the attention of passerby until B. Streets Condos fades from view. In total, B. Streets Condos has 195 units (with the smallest of these units being 382 feet², and the largest being 1273 feet²), and is 8 storeys tall. Developed by Lindvest Properties Limited, architected by Hariri Pontarini Architects, and all the interior design done by Cecconi Simone, as well as being currently managed by Icon Property Management, B. Streets Condos offers to its homebuyers an array of studio condo units, 1-bedroom units, 1-bedroom plus den units, 2-bedroom units, as well as 3-bedroom units. In-unit features are important to any buyer, and some examples of what to expect inside the units at B. Streets Condos include floor-to-ceiling windows, quartz countertops, soaker tubs, private balconies, as well as nine-foot ceilings. As for the variety of in-building amenities, residents have access to a fitness/exercise room, a concierge service, a security guard service, a meeting room, a games room, as well as a media room, visitor parking, a party room, and a visitor lounge. With the historical average PSF for B. Streets Condos on the rise, real estate investors stand a high chance of a positive return on investment.On the streets at 783 Bathurst St & Loretto Lane, homebuyers will have close access to TTC transit bus stops at the intersection of Bloor & Bathurst, right next to B. Streets Condos. Just a little bit further south down Bathurst St., there is a TTC streetcar stop present. A whole plethora of stores and shops can be found in the vicinity of B. Streets Condos, ranging from fast food places to restaurants and pubs/bars, not to mention a bunch of little privately-owned shops (which can be highly attractive to window shoppers). One of the most attractive aspects of the area near B. Streets Condos is the Seaton Park, a small little greenspace that is still nevertheless truly beautiful in the landscape of the urban city of Toronto. Also, a quick walk north on Bathurst St. will bring buyers of B. Streets Condos to the Bathurst subway station, allowing for faster, easier access to the rest of Toronto, as well as another TTC streetcar station, aptly named ‘Bathurst’. For motorists wishing to get on the nearest highway to B. Streets Condos, they need only head east and follow Bloor St. to Spadina Ave., then head south to Lake Shore Blvd. to get access to the Gardiner Expressway, OR head further east on Bloor St. to Bayview Ave., then head a tiny bit north to find an on-ramp and off-ramp to the Don Valley Parkway (also known as the Highway 404). Both highways are about the same distance from B. Streets Condos, so motorists truly have their pick of where they need to go, as there’ll be a highway to take them there regardless.