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Rosedale

The Roxborough

That Will Ferrell movie, &ldquo;A Night at the Roxbury,&rdquo; might come to mind when thinking about the homes at 66 Roxborough Street East. While there&rsquo;s no doubt it&rsquo;s funny and entertaining, this movie is also the complete opposite of what the Roxborough Condos offer its residents: refined yet unpretentious homes. Moreover, an address like 66 Roxborough East means these homes are situated in <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/midtown/rosedale">Rosedale</a>, a warm, friendly, residential suburb close to <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown">downtown Toronto</a>.Built in 1957, the 4-storey Roxborough Condos still charms many prospective homeowners thanks to its distinguished red brickwork and carefully cultivated landscaping. Its gardens feature many mature trees, vines that grace exterior walls, and flowers spilling over edges of balconies.All that lush greenery also testifies to the vibrant lifestyle offered to residents. One can find an exciting urban lifestyle just a short walk from Yonge Street in the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/yorkville">Yorkville</a> neighbourhood, while each trip out of the house means coming home to an exclusive building on a quiet street.As such, the condos don&rsquo;t burden their residents with many expensive, and potentially underused amenities. While there is an on-site sauna, what proves most attractive (and practical) for prospective buyers is the ample underground parking &mdash; there&rsquo;s enough for those living here, as well as for their visitors who will certainly want to explore Rosedale. Yet another selling point is the abundance of natural landscapes that surround the Roxborough Condos, as well as the many exciting neighbourhoods close by.

Bordering the downtown core, which sits just to the south of the Roxborough Condos, the Rosedale neighbourhood is typically considered a residential area &mdash; much to the community&rsquo;s delight. Rosedale&rsquo;s quiet streets are peaceful, and natural life is quite plentiful.Still, when residents do want to do some shopping or go out to eat, they can head west down their street in order to find many restaurants and boutiques along Yonge Street. A short walk south on Yonge also delivers residents to Yorkville, a renowned, high-end shopping district, while heading north on Yonge takes one up to the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/midtown/summerhill">Summerhill neighbourhood</a>.The fare in Summerhill is scrumptious, a fact highlighted by a number of charming, upscale eateries. However, what many often visit this neighbourhood for is the sprawling LCBO. Even if one doesn&rsquo;t imbibe, the Summerhill LCBO, at the corner of Yonge and Scrivener Square, is worth a visit. Formerly the North Toronto Railway Station &mdash; Toronto&rsquo;s transportation hub before Union Station was built &mdash; this store&rsquo;s architecture is enchanting.

Friends and family may also visit those living in 66 Roxborough East just to get a glimpse of the elegant living spaces within. With only 10 suites, all <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/condos-for-sale">Toronto condos for sale</a> here are well-sized, spanning anywhere from around 700 to 1,300 square feet. This includes one- and two-bedroom floor plans with one and two full bathrooms, respectively. And best of all, most of the living spaces in the building even extend onto balconies.Inside, the suites boast timeless fixtures and finishes. Their traditional aesthetic welcomes residents warmly, especially with many containing a grand fireplace. And, with a generous amount of windows &mdash; floor-to-ceiling in living rooms &mdash; filling the suites with natural light, the atmosphere feels fresh even after having been around for few decades.

Although the major transit hub of the city has moved south to the Lakeshore, residents are well served by public transit. The closest TTC station is Rosedale, accessed at street level on the south-east corner of Yonge and Crescent Road &mdash; only about a five-minute walk away.Lucky for those heading uptown or downtown, Rosedale Station sits on the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line, while those with destinations in the east or west end will be happy to hear they can connect to the Bloor-Danforth line after riding just one stop south.Alternatively, for those who prefer to drive around the city, 66 Roxborough is located close to major arteries like Yonge Street and Bloor. The former spans the length of Toronto, from the Lakeshore well past Steeles Avenue (the northern city limit), while the latter extends west across the city.A few blocks east of the Roxborough Condos, Bloor becomes Danforth Avenue. Drivers living at 66 Roxborough East may get to know this street quite intimately, as Bloor&rsquo;s transition into Danforth at Broadview also offers a popular access point onto the Don Valley Parkway.

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"The Jewel In The Crown" At 66 Roxborough Top Floor Penthouse South Facing Stunning Views Down Cluny In The Trees. Beautifully Reno'd In 2011. Gourmet Open Kitchen With European Appliances. Master With Ensuite , Double Closet, And Washer And Dryer. 2nd Bdrm & Renovated Bath, Pkng, Locker, Gas Fireplace, Lg Balcony.

Fridge Blomberg, Oven Jennair, Cooktop Aeg, Fan Zephyr, Intergrated Dw,  Franke Sink, Gingers Faucet, Steam Oven Miele, Washer & Dryer Miele Ventless, Metal Window Boxes.Excl: Dr Chandelier & Ceiling Fan In Mstr Bdrm.

It should come as no surprise that a neighbourhood as exclusive as Rosedale would have some very exclusive condo buildings &mdash; <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/78-crescent-rd-78-crescent-road-condos">78 Crescent Road Condos</a> for example, has only 4 suites, all of which are in excess of 1200 square feet; these kind of properties are the norm here, as 34 Rowanwood Condos, 104 Rosedale Heights Condos, and Capt Samuel Crangle House, all have few than 10 units each.There are at least a dozen buildings in the neighbourhood for those seeking <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/condos-for-sale">Toronto condos for sale</a> &mdash; a few of which straddle the line between Rosedale and neighbouring areas &mdash; with more in development; it should also come as no surprise that these condos can be pricey, and that countless units in this area have sold for 7 figure price tags.Budget minded buyers would be wise to look elsewhere, and first-time homebuyers shouldn&rsquo;t even try to land a unit here, but if you&rsquo;re absolutely committed to Rosedale Condos, then the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/388-bloor-st-e-rosedale-ravine-residences">Rosedale Ravine Residences</a> is probably your best bet &mdash; units are mostly on par with downtown neighbourhoods to the south.For buyers with more financial freedom &mdash; you&rsquo;re in for a treat. Condos here are luxurious, offer a wealth of extras, and have an incredible location on Yonge Street. Exclusive properties like <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/1-chestnut-park-1-chestnut-park-road">1 Chestnut Park Road</a> have suites that range from 3000 square feet to 6000; try finding a house that offers you 6000 feet of living space.For buyers who want an authentic loft experience &mdash; Rosedale condos at the Nursing Lofts will give you just that, but with only 19 units in the building, you could be in for a wait if you have your heart set on one of these lofts.

The Locals: The wealthiest Torontonians.Code of Conduct: Buying name brand everything.What You&rsquo;ll Find: A nature filled reprieve from city life.What You Won&rsquo;t Find: Change for a dollar.The Homes: Mansions and luxury condos.Sealing the Deal: All of the above.

Midtown

Rosedale condos on Yonge Street afford residents with a very walkable location &mdash; proving that you can have a quiet neighbourhood packed full of green spaces and still have a pedestrian friendly environment. Those with condos in more residential areas, will need public transit or a vehicle to accomplish all of their daily errands.Fortunately, this neighbourhood has excellent public transit; there are a number of bus routes criss-crossing the neighbourhood, with several routes on Yonge Street, and for longer trips, there are 3 subway stations on Yonge.Rosedale condos are perfect for car owners &mdash; drivers can easily reach the Don Valley parkway by heading south on Bayview for the nearest on-ramp.

Arguably the most prestigious area for homeowners in Toronto, Rosedale is a neighbourhood where many Torontonians have dreamt of living... right up until the moment they learned about the word &lsquo;mortgage&rsquo;. Home to charming residential streets that are lined with sprawling mansions and shrouded by mature trees, this neighbourhood grants residents with expansive properties in a nature-filled enclave.And if that was the extent of what Rosedale could offer, it would enough &mdash; but with Yonge Street serving as its western boundary and desirable neighbourhoods nearby like <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/yorkville">Yorkville</a> and <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/yonge-and-bloor">Yonge and Bloor</a>, Rosedale condos offer the best of both worlds; a quiet enclave within the city limits and countless entertainment, dining, and shopping options nearby.Nature lovers will find a lot to love about this neighbourhood, especially with so many green spaces &mdash; including some very unique attractions; Chorley Park offers hiking trails and unspoiled woodlands, and just east of the neighbourhood is Evergreen Brick Works, which has a farmer&rsquo;s market and walking trails with scenic city views. The Park Drive Reservation Lands are also in the neighbourhood, providing walking trails and kayaking on Yellow Creek.Yonge Street is where most businesses can be found; restaurants, pubs, retail stores, salons, and fitness centres. Parents have great schools to choose from for their children, with plenty of recreation centres to keep the kids busy after school.

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66 Roxborough St E | Unit #403 at The Roxborough

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