8 Sultan St

MTCC 1255

Gym / Exercise Room, Concierge, Public Transit, Visitor Parking, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Elevator, Squash / Racquet Court

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

Earning its namesake from the fact it’s located at 8 Sultan St in the Yonge-Bloor neighborhood of the city of Toronto, No 8 Sultan was built in 1999, and stands at 9 storeys tall, with a total of 25 units within (the smallest unit being 1178 feet², and the largest unit being 3111 feet²). These units are comprised of a selection of 2-bedroom condo units, as well as 2-bedroom plus den condo units. Developed by Terradigm Developments Inc, and currently under the management of Taylor Property Management, No 8 Sultan has a very modest, but still classy appearance to its exterior. Located within each of these 25 units are a variety of features that homebuyers will only benefit from, and some examples of these include high ceilings, private balconies, gas fireplaces, as well as open-concept spacious layouts.Inside the rest of the building of No 8 Sultan, buyers will find a fair few amenities, and these include an exercise room, an enter phone system, a parking garage, visitor parking, a concierge service, and a security guard service, as well as a squash/racquet court, a sauna, not to mention an elevator service. In combination with the always-increasing historical average PSF of No 8 Sultan, real estate investors with a profound interest in this building will stand a great chance of having the potential to see a positive return on investment here.Out on the streets around 8 Sultan St, homebuyers need only take a short walk north on St Thomas St (adjacent to No 8 Sultan) to Bloor St W, then east to Bay St in order to come across a TTC transit bus stop, which allows for a greater distance of travel across the city of Toronto. By heading north on St Thomas St to Bloor St, then north on Bellair St (almost right across from St Thomas St) to Cumberland St, buyers will be able to make use of the Bay TTC subway station, which opens up travel destinations across the city even more. An eastward travel on Bloor St W past Bay St to Yonge St will bring homebuyers to the Hudson’s Bay Centre, a very large shopping mall filled with all sorts of wonderful amenities that shoppers can make use of. Also located within the mall itself is the Bloor-Yonge TTC subway station.For those buyers that really love their greenspaces, a small one called Village of Yorkville Park can be found just slightly north of the Bay TTC subway station. As for those motorists who wish to have the quickest possible access to the nearest highway, a drive eastward on Bloor St W to Bayview Ave, then ever-so-slightly northward on Bayview Ave will bring motorists to both an on-ramp and an off-ramp for the Don Valley Parkway (which is also known by the locals as the D.V. P, or the Highway 404). By heading southward on the Don Valley Parkway, just past Eastern Ave, the highway curves westward to become the Gardiner Expressway, which runs parallel to the beautiful, scenic shores of Lake Ontario.