92 Strachan Ave

MTCC 1400

Common Rooftop Deck, Public Transit, Visitor Parking, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, BBQs, Pets Allowed

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

Developed by King West Stratchan Ltd., and currently being managed by Crossbridge Condominium Services, King West Villagetowns adds a rustic and quaint feeling to the city of Toronto with small 3-storey condo townhomes; in total, there are 168 units (the smallest one being 354 feet², and the largest of them being 1458 feet²), and they are comprised of studio units, 1-bedroom units, 1-bedroom plus den units, 2-bedroom units, 2-bedroom plus den units, 3-bedroom units, as well as rare 3-bedroom plus den units. Built in 2001, King West Villagetowns provides in-unit features to its homebuyers such as hardwood flooring, enclave kitchens, spacious layouts, as well as private balconies, nine-foot ceilings, and modern appliances (not to mention gorgeous views of the iconic C.N Tower from south-facing units’ windows). As for in-building amenities, King West Villagetowns holds a very ‘private village’ feel to it, and so opts for amenities befitting of a small-scale, yet still exquisite, series of condo units: B.B.Q stations on outside patio, visitor parking, a parking garage for personal use, as well as a common rooftop deck and an enter phone system. For the real estate investors looking to make a wise investment, the historical average PSF shows the chances for a positive return on investment are highly possible.Overshadowing the southern horizon line like a silent parent watching their children, the C.N Tower is but a short distance’s travel away for residents of King West Villagetowns when they step outside and are trying to figure out what to see first. A TTC transit bus stop at Stratchan & Caniff (just a tiny bit north of the condo townhomes) can take residents all throughout the King West neighborhood and into the rest of downtown Toronto, as well as directly south on Stratchan Ave., right to Exhibition Place, where major festivals and attractions can be found at different times throughout the year. For the nearest TTC subway station, a bus ride (or streetcar ride, as a stop can be found right at King & Stratchan) east on King St. all the way to University Ave. brings buyers to the St. Andrew subway station (and from there, much further travel across Toronto can occur). One of the most important things to bear in mind is that, for motorists looking to get fast access to the nearest highway, King St. is their friend; a drive east on King St. to Spadina Ave., then south on Spadina Ave. to Lake Shore Blvd. brings them to the on-ramp and off-ramp for the Gardiner Expressway. An alternative route is to head south on Stratchan Ave. past Exhibition place to Lake Shore Blvd., then head west on Lake Shore Blvd. to reach another on-ramp and off-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway.A splendid greenspace right on the shores of Lake Ontario can be found simply by heading south on Stratchan Ave. to Lake Shore Blvd., where it turns into Remembrance Dr., which runs right through Coronation Park. Coronation Park features plenty of greenspace, as well as the breathtaking views of Lake Ontario, with Toronto Islands’ own Billy Bishop Airport on the left, and the incredibly fun Ontario Place on the right (if one is looking right out at the lake).