Item: Casa III Condos
Rating: 5
Author: Kenan Yousef

Casa III Condos

Seeing double? Don&rsquo;t bother adjusting your eyes, CASA 3 condos sit right beside its sister tower <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/42-charles-st-e-casa-ii-condos">Casa II Condos</a>, offering a similar living experience &mdash; which is great, because CASA 2 has proven itself to be a very desirable residence.Standing 56 storeys tall at 50 Charles St East, CASA 3 condos continues where its sister condo left off, providing a brand new building at an incredible location, with some very nice extras &mdash; pool, sauna, hot tub, spa, yoga studio, media room, games room, meeting room, security guard, concierge, parking garage, and more.There&rsquo;s no wrong type of buyer for this building, especially when you consider the fact that there are 3 unique neighbourhoods for residents to enjoy, all offering something a little different. One drawback for this property &mdash; and it could be considered a major drawback &mdash; is that the price per square foot here is among the highest in all of the city, so you won't get the same bang for your buck with these <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/condos-for-sale">Toronto condos for sale</a> as you would in older buildings in the area.

Cresford Developments

Crespro Property Management

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While technically situated in the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/yonge-and-bloor">Yonge and Bloor neighbourhood</a>, residents of 50 Charles St East also have access to <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/church-toronto">Church - Toronto</a> and <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/yorkville">Yorkville</a> &mdash; which grants condo owners with a diverse offering of restaurants, pubs, boutiques, and transit options.Though it&rsquo;s hard to imagine it being necessary today, The Village was once considered an enclave for the LGBTQ community, where residents were safe against the rampant discrimination that took place elsewhere. Today, this inclusive neighbourhood is the site of the Pride parade, with many businesses that cater to LGBTQ+ customers &mdash; particularly when it comes to nightlife.For an even livelier nightlife experience, residents can head to Yonge and Bloor for a vibrant scene &mdash; north of Bloor you have The Pilot for live jazz and drinks on a heated patio, and Proof Bar for cocktails in a swanky setting. Just around the corner from your condo you&rsquo;ll find bars like Ehwa J Bar, Artful Dodger Pub, Aji Sai Plus Resto Lounge, Wabar and more. Plus, countless options on Yonge Street.Dining options are plentiful in the area, and you&rsquo;ll never need to stray far for great restaurants &mdash; within 2 blocks you&rsquo;ll encounter Fine Mexican cuisine, Onnki Donburi, Asahi Sushi, Wish Restaurant, Miss Korea, Tokyo Kitchen, and more. Venture a little further, and you have excellent spots for lunch or breakfast on Church, and upscale restaurants in Yorkville. Of course, you&rsquo;ll also find the usual favorites like McDonald&rsquo;s, Popeyes, Tim Hortons, and many others.

With 600 units to choose from in a variety of layouts and exposures at 50 Charles St East &mdash; it goes without saying that buyers have a lot of choice. Suite sizes range from 312 square feet for a studio to 1796 square feet for a 3 bedroom townhouse; for families, townhouses will give you everything you&rsquo;d find in a home, including 3 floors of living space, but without the hassle of lawn maintenance and snow removal.Interested buyers can expect to be wowed by gourmet kitchens with stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, marble backsplashes, and stainless steel appliances. Units have hardwood floors, 10 foot ceilings, floor to ceiling windows, stackable laundry, luxurious bathroom finishes, and large private balconies.For those who love to entertain &mdash; this building offers visitor parking, so your guests won&rsquo;t have to struggle with finding street parking in this bustling area.

Boasting a 99 Walk Score, 50 Charles St East is as walkable as they come &mdash; well, almost, but it&rsquo;s anyone&rsquo;s guess as to why didn&rsquo;t get a 100. With so many nearby shops and service based businesses, residents will have no trouble running errands on foot.Public transit riders from CASA 3 have bus stops minutes away on Yonge and Bloor, and should you require subway lines &mdash; Bloor-Yonge Station is less than a 5 minute walk from your front door.Car owners won&rsquo;t need to suffer through too much city traffic; the Don Valley Parkway can be reached by heading east on Bloor to the Danforth on-ramp.

Casa 3 is the last condo in the Casa master-development by Cresford Development. Cresford development went into receivership a couple of years ago, but after completing this development.

Residents are always in WOW when they enter their luxury-furnished lobby. The units are generally smaller but have usable layouts and large balconies. 

Due to its location, the building attracts a younger crowd, primarily students going to U of T. This is a positive for potential investors.

Kenan Yousef

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