Own the postal code of Toronto’s Entertainment District headquarters here at the trendy M5V condos, located at the intersection where the rare 100-walk score meets the equally as rare 100-transit score (in other words, perfection). This 1+1 (the den large enough to double as a 2nd bedroom, office or TV lounge nook) legit has it all. Location (obviously), large & open floor plan, exposed soft-loft features, wide terrace with 22nd floor views, gourmet kitchen with breakfast bar, hardwood floors & floor-to-ceiling east-offering light.
Additional information
Possession | 60 Days / TBD
Maintenance Fee | $505.77 / month
Property Taxes | $2,834.09
Size | 721 square foot interior, 161 square foot exterior
Parking | One parking (rental, $250/month)
Locker | One owned locker (across the hall!)
Inclusions | Full size appliances: stainless steel fridge, gas range & hood, dishwasher, washer & dryer, shelving in laundry room, all window coverings, all electrical light fixtures, locker located across the hall!
About the Neighbourhood
If there was a popularity contest for Toronto neighbourhoods, the King West – Spadina neighbourhood, also known as Toronto’s Entertainment District, would most certainly land at the top. It lies just to the west of Toronto’s downtown core, flanking Spadina Avenue around its junction with King Street West. The Rogers Centre where the Blue Jays play and the Scotiabank Arena where the Raptors play is to the south, the Art Gallery of Ontario to the north, and the most prominent theatres, restaurants, swanky bars, advertising agencies, television production houses, upscale gyms and shops that keep it humming at all hours, abut its west and east boundaries. You don’t need a car here because everything is at your door (including all your friends who call this a destination). Often compared to the Soho neighbourhood of New York City, King West Village is especially popular with young urban professionals, both singles and couples, who desire an urban lifestyle close to their downtown offices and within walking distance of Toronto’s entertainment district.
