99 Hayden St

MTCC 1257

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

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

The Bloor Walk Residences is not only tucked away within the Yonge and Bloor neighbourhood, it sits neatly on a cul-de-sac that offers a small piece of tranquility from the hustle of the city.Bloor Walk Residences (99 Hayden Street) was developed by the Philmor Group, with construction completed by 1999. Standing only 9-storeys tall and consisting of 69 condo units, this building is established and the units are spacious. The exterior of this building is a soothing fusion of stone, traditional-coloured brickwork and transparent glass.The condo units come in 1 bedroom (559 square feet) and 2 bedrooms (982 square feet), with in-unit features like high ceilings, stained hardwood flooring, enclave kitchens, modern appliances, private balconies and large windows for plenty of natural light. Additional storage space makes these units even more functional.The in-building amenities tend to bring the residents together in a social capacity, as well as entice residents to entertain at home, with a rooftop deck, party room, meeting/function room, parking garage and a enter phone system. The historical average PSF has shown a consistently strong potential for investors to see a positive return on investment. Philmor Group Ltd. is onsite to oversee the daily operations of this building and to attend to the needs of residents.Situated on a cul-de-sac, Bloor Walk Residences (99 Hayden Street) is bordered by Church Street, Charles Street, Ted Rogers Way and Hayden Street. TTC transit bus stops are found at the nearby Church & Bloor intersection, as well as on Jarvis Street (Ted Rogers Way turns into Jarvis Street where it meets Charles Street), with the closest subway station being Bloor – Yonge station that is found at Bloor & Yonge in the Hudson’s Bay Centre. For cyclists, there is a Bike Share Toronto Station right at the corner of Church & Bloor. Motorists can easily make their way to the Don Valley Pkwy in the east by following Bloor Street east to Bayview Avenue, then by heading north, the access ramps both north and south can be picked up.Besides shopping and dining out at the very close & convenient Bloor Street & Yonge Street corners, homebuyers can just take a few steps outside the lobby doors of this condo and find a nice collection of bars, restaurants, cafes and The Salvation Army Toronto Grace Health Centre.Taking a stroll north on Church Street past Bloor Street, buyers will bump into some great neighbours like the Asquith Green Park, the Milner Parkette, Manulife Garden, Harold Town Park and Lawren Harris Park. For even more (and larger) parks, homebuyers can use Rosedale Valley road just north of Church Street and head east…several parks connect and Rosedale Valley Road ends at Bayview Avenue and the Don River.The famous Yorkville neighbourhood sits just west of this condo building, the Discovery District is to the southwest and the Garden District is directly south (there is no shortage of incredibly interesting things for buyers to do in their downtime, and not have to travel far to experience it all!).