95 Prince Arthur Ave

MTCC 757

Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Public Transit, Visitor Parking, Hot Tub / Jacuzzi, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage

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

The Dunhill Club is a fantastic (and very quaint) condominium located in the Annex neighborhood at 95 Prince Arthur Ave and built in 1987. Built of brick and mortar (as older buildings were), The Dunhill Club offers a taste of the old-fashioned while still maintaining the semblance of modernity that homebuyers come to expect from a condo in downtown Toronto. Developed by Banton Investments Ltd., architected by Guthrie Muscovitch Architects, and currently managed by Goldview Property Management, The Dunhill Club is 8 storeys tall, and contains a total of 206 condo units inside (the smallest of which is 418 feet², and the largest of which is 1212 feet²). Offered by The Dunhill Club are a number of 1-bedroom and 1-bedroom plus den condo units, of which contain inside them such features as hardwood flooring, stainless steel appliances, upgraded kitchens to reflect the modern era, along with larger windows, private balconies, as well as a lovely open-concept layout. Regarding the wide range of in-building amenities present at The Dunhill Club, residents can expect a common rooftop deck, a concierge service, a security guard service, visitor parking, a hot tub/Jacuzzi, as well as a meeting room. Thanks in part to all these amenities, and in part to the ever-increasing historical average PSF, property investors have much potential to see a positive return on investment for The Dunhill Club.Upon buyers of The Dunhill Club stepping out onto the streets, they will find that, surrounding 95 Prince Arthur Ave are many nearby amenities, with a number of small shops and stores dotting the cityscape, but also, the presence of restaurants, fast food places, and some bars/pubs. A very short walk over to St. George St. (east on Prince Arthur Ave.) and a tiny bit south on St. George St. brings residents of The Dunhill Club to the St. George TTC subway station, which can enable buyers to travel great distances through the city of Toronto. A bit further south is the intersection of St. George & Bloor, and there, homebuyers can find TTC transit bus stops, and they can use them to get to other various areas of the city. A pharmacy can be found east on Bloor St. at the intersection of Bloor & Bedford, and a bank is also nearby. The nearest highway for motorists to access can be found by heading west on Bloor St. to Spadina Ave., then heading south on Spadina Ave. to Lake Shore Blvd.; there, an on-ramp and off-ramp both for the Gardiner Expressway can be found.A walk or a drive south on Huron St. (adjacent to The Dunhill Club) will bring residents to Huron-Washington Parkette, a small little park where buyers can bask in sunlight and enjoy nature at its best among an urban environment, as well as enjoy the very scenery itself. Another nearby park for the interest of residents is Philosopher’s Walk, located by traveling east on Bloor St. W; a nice, long stretch of park between the Royal Ontario Museum (R.O.M) and The Royal Conservatory of Music.