33 UNIVERSITY AVENUE
SUITE 304
Features
1+1 Bed
2 Bath
933/sqft
100 Walk Score
1 Parking
$675,000
Settle into the heart of the city in this large one bedroom plus den spanning over 900/sqft. This home offers the ultimate blend of style, comfort and convenience
Discover sophisticated modern living in this ultra spacious condo located within one of Toronto's landmark buildings. This 1+1 bedroom, 2-bathroom condo features large windows that flood the space with natural light. The living and dining areas are perfect for relaxing evenings enjoying the stunning cityscape views. The bedroom is the ideal retreat after a long day, spacious enough for a king-sized bed and a separate lounging area. It features a large walk-in closet and a large four-piece bathroom. This elegant condo spans over 900 sq ft, priced at $675,000, with an unheard of value of $723/sq ft in the downtown core. The Gatsby-esque entrance embodies timeless elegance and glamour featuring striking geometric patterns, rich textures, and a palette of golds and silvers. Residents have access to 24/7 security and concierge, a lush, green, rooftop terrace, well-equipped fitness center, a sleek, modern party room, and library. Enjoy the convenience of being situated close to the Financial District of Toronto, the centre of Canadian banking and finance. A short 1-minute walk to the Yonge-University subway line, as well as close to the best theatres, restaurants, sporting arenas, art galleries, and the PATH. Close to Simcoe Park and Berczy Park. This condo offers more than just a place to live, it provides comfort and convenience in the downtown core.
Building Amenities:
Concierge, Gym, Party Room, Roof top deck, Meeting Room, Security Guard, Library, Visitor Parking
Inclusions:
Built-in Microwave, Oven, Fridge, Built-in Dishwasher, Washer, Dryer, All Electrical Light Fixtures, Window Coverings, Organizer in Walk-In Closet, White Wardrobe in Bedroom.
Maintenace Fees
$824.66/month and Includes all utilities (water, heat, *hydro)
*Typically, hydro ($65/month) is not included in building maintenance fees. When subtracted from the monthly fee of $824.66, the actual cost for comparison with other buildings is only $759.66 for 933 square feet. That represents excellent value in the city.
The Neighbourhood
The Bay Street Corridor, one of Toronto's most densely populated neighborhoods, stretches from Bloor Street West to Front Street, intersecting Yonge Street, University Avenue, Simcoe Street, and Queens Park Crescent. This area is the heart of Toronto's financial district, drawing comparisons to New York City's famed Wall Street. Over the years, the corridor has burgeoned, becoming home to the headquarters of numerous large firms and businesses.
Prominent landmarks and institutions dot this vibrant neighborhood, including City Hall, Queens Park, the Ontario Legislative Building, the University of Toronto, Ryerson University, and Union Station. The corridor's skyline is defined by high-rise condominium buildings, which house a diverse mix of local and international young professionals and investors.
The Bay Street Corridor boasts a bustling consumer market, highlighted by the ever-busy Toronto Eaton Centre and a variety of retail and multi-use buildings along Yonge Street. Efficient public transportation is facilitated by several TTC subway stations, ensuring easy commuting within the neighborhood. For those seeking prime investment opportunities in Toronto, the Bay Street Corridor stands out as a compelling choice.
El Pacho Coffee
37m, 1 min walk
Longo's Market
550m, 8 min walk
Berczy Park
700m, 10 min walk
Union Station
350m, 5 min walk
Eat/Drink
Chotto Matte
Chotto Matte Toronto is a vibrant and stylish restaurant located in the heart of the city, offering a unique fusion of Japanese and Peruvian cuisine known as Nikkei. The restaurant's interior design is striking, featuring contemporary art, bold graffiti murals, and lush greenery that create a dynamic and immersive dining environment.
The menu at Chotto Matte Toronto boasts an array of innovative dishes that blend traditional Japanese techniques with Peruvian flavors. Guests can indulge in a variety of sushi, sashimi, and ceviche, as well as signature dishes like black cod with yellow chili miso and beef fillet with spicy teriyaki. The cocktail menu is equally impressive, featuring a selection of expertly crafted drinks that complement the vibrant flavors of the food.
Chotto Matte is known for its lively atmosphere, with a central open kitchen that allows diners to watch the chefs in action and a DJ spinning upbeat tracks that add to the energetic vibe. The restaurant also offers private dining options and a stylish bar area, making it a popular destination for both casual dinners and special occasions.
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Berczy Park
One of the park’s most notable features is its whimsical, multi-tiered fountain, designed by landscape architect Claude Cormier. The fountain is adorned with numerous cast-iron sculptures of dogs, each spraying water towards a golden bone at the top of the structure. This playful installation has become a beloved attraction for both locals and visitors, often drawing families and pet owners who enjoy its lighthearted ambiance.
Berczy Park also offers well-maintained green spaces, walking paths, and seating areas, providing a peaceful oasis amid the bustling urban environment. The park is enhanced by beautiful landscaping, with a variety of trees, shrubs, and seasonal flowers that add to its appeal throughout the year.
In addition to its natural beauty and unique fountain, Berczy Park hosts various community events and activities, contributing to its role as a vibrant social hub. Its proximity to key city landmarks like the Flatiron Building and St. Lawrence Market makes it a convenient and popular spot for relaxation and leisure.
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Queen Quay
Queens Quay in Toronto is a bustling waterfront boulevard located along the northern shore of Lake Ontario. It stretches from Bathurst Street in the west to Parliament Street in the east, offering picturesque views of the lake and Toronto Islands. The area features a mix of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces, with parks, marinas, and promenades that attract both locals and tourists. Queens Quay is known for its vibrant atmosphere, with numerous cafes, restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions, making it a lively destination for enjoying the waterfront and urban scenery.
