80 Charles St

MTCC 915

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Sauna, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Pets Allowed

Common Element Maintenance, Heat, Water, Hydro

Named after the famous Waldorf-Astoria Hotel that stood in this location back in the 1960s, serving to cater to the Yonge-Bloor neighborhood, the loft-style condominiums erected in its place in 1990 evoke a memory of the grandeur of the original hotel, without sacrificing that which helps to keep them up-to-date and competitive with all the modern condos nearby. The Waldorf Astoria Lofts are in a prime location as well, being a very short drive (even walk) from major shopping facilities and major arterial roadways. Between the two condos that make up this locale, and with the tallest building standing at 8 storeys tall, with a total of 131 units (the smallest of which is 379 feet², and the largest of which is 1278 feet²) between both buildings, The Waldorf Astoria Lofts may seem quaint in numbers, but it is worth its weight in gold thrice over.Developed by Royale Grande Development, and currently managed by Royale Grande Property Management, The Waldorf Astoria Lofts offer a number of studio condo units, 1-bedroom condo units, 1-bedroom plus den condo units, as well as 2-bedroom condo units to the interested homebuyer. Regarding what can be found for features inside the units, buyers can look forward to seeing tile flooring, stainless steel appliances, private balconies, as well as electric fireplaces, modern baths and ensuite laundry facilities.In-building amenities for residents of The Waldorf Astoria Lofts include a fitness facility, a common rooftop deck, as well as a sauna, a parking garage, and not to mention an enter phone system. With all these unique and wonderful features, plus the increasing historical average PSF, real estate investors can look forward to the potential for a positive return on investment.When residents get out onto the streets at 80-88 Charles St E, they will find themselves in an ample spot to possibly grab the TTC transit bus (a quick walk east on Charles St to Jarvis St., then a tiny bit south on Jarvis St.), or even hop on the TTC subway line by walking west on Charles St., then north on Church St. to Bloor St., E, then a tiny bit west on Bloor St. E to the Hudson’s Bay Centre (filled with more shopping than one could shake a wallet at); inside the Hudson’s Bay Centre is host to the centrally located Yonge-Bloor subway station.A walk westward on Charles St. E to just before it intersects with Yonge St. brings any nature-loving residents of The Waldorf Astoria Lofts to the George Hislop Park, a small, but truly delightful greenspace where they can take a moment to escape from the purely urban without having to leave the city behind entirely. Motorists who would like to be able to access the nearest highway quickly and efficiently need only drive to Yonge St., then drive south on Yonge St. until they reach Lake Shore Blvd., which gives them access to an on-ramp and off-ramp both to the Gardiner Expressway, which runs east to west along Toronto’s gorgeous lakefront.