80 Mill St

TSCC 1429

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Public Transit, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Elevator

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Air Conditioning, Heat, Water, Hydro

Located right in the heart of the famous Distillery District, 80 Mill Street condominium (located at 80 Mill St) is a 13-storey condominium of location and quality. Containing a total of 144 units (of which the smallest of these units are 501 feet², and of which the biggest of these are 2008 feet²), 80 Mill Street was developed by Davies Smith Developments, architected by Robert Stern, New York, and currently managed by Icc Property Management. As for types of units offered to buyers at 80 Mill Street, residents are offered a variety of 1-bedroom plus den units, as well as 3-bedroom units. On the insides of these units, homebuyers will be able to find some features for the units, with some prime examples being hardwood flooring, nine-foot ceilings, spacious open concepts, as well as bright floor-to-ceiling windows and private balconies/terraces. In-building amenities for buyers to make use of include a common rooftop deck, an exercise room, a parking garage, visitor parking, as well as an enter phone system, a meeting room, a party room, and an elevator service. The historical average PSF for this property is on the increase, meaning the potential for a positive return on investment from real estate investors.What won’t there be to do when residents of 80 Mill Street step out onto the streets surrounding 80 Mill St.? Right across from the condo is a Bike Share Toronto station for cyclists, as well as a TTC transit bus stop that can take residents further into downtown Toronto or to nearby Union Station for subway access. A short walk east on Mill St. to Cherry St., then south on Cherry St. a little bit brings buyers to Distillery Loop, a major stop for the TTC streetcar where it loops and goes back northward into downtown Toronto, providing another means of transport (there’s also ANOTHER Bike Share Toronto station at Distillery Loop). Better than transportation is the rest of the Distillery District around 80 Mill Street; residents can travel south on Cherry St. right to its end to get to Cherry Beach, and they can also head east on Mill St. to the point where it turns into Bayview Ave., then head north on Bayview Ave. to Front St. E to get access to Corktown Common, the largest greenspace around. On top of all of this are the bunch of stores and shops scattered around 80 Mill Street, not to mention the nearby grocery store and the handful of restaurants. And besides, why gild the lily when the epitome of beauty exists at another beach; Woodbine Beach? Simply heading north on Cherry St. to Eastern Ave., then far east on Eastern Ave. to Coxwell Ave., then south on Coxwell Ave. brings residents right to this second, bigger beach. Motorists also stand to benefit, as the nearest highway can be reached simply by heading north on Cherry St. and east on Eastern Ave. again, but this time, only to the Don Valley Parkway (Highway 404); an on-ramp and off-ramp can both be found here. By heading south on the Don Valley Parkway, it quickly curves westward to become the Gardiner Expressway, passing just south of Distillery Loop.