160 Frederick St, Toronto
Overview
Found at Frederick Street and Front Street East, Olde York Place I is a 9-storey corner building with a classic-looking street level arcade of light brown brick that hosts a Starbucks café. With just 63 Toronto condos for sale and for rent, Olde York Place I is able to offer tremendous square footage across all two-bedroom suites, plus dens in select units that can act as study or a third bedroom. Newly renovated, the suites feature hardwood flooring, lots of bright windows, roomy kitchens, Jacuzzi baths, and notably large living and dining room areas. Olde York Place I also boasts an energetic list of building amenities that are sure to enrich your at home experience, while just outside your door you’ll discover the historic charm of the St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood along Front Street and the thrill of Yonge and King Streets.
Most Notable Features
House-size suites: Olde York Place I is known for its unbelievable space offerings, with all suites over 2000 square feet. These condos really feel like full house-size homes, plus they feature designer finishes like living room columns, fireplaces, broad kitchen island counters, and more. If you want a downtown condo that feels more like an elegant house, then Olde York Place I could be right for you.
On-site management: This feature is much more beneficial than it sounds. With an on-site property manager, you can have questions about your home or issues with the building taken care of promptly. Plus, you’ll be dealing with someone who knows the building well and really cares about the facility and its residents.
Energetic amenities: In addition to the fine house finishes, Olde York Place I also offers residents a list of amenities that are sure to energize. At the top of the list are the swimming pool and squash court. A great way to stay active during the winter months, hang out with friends, and meet new active-minded people.
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About 160 Frederick St, Toronto
Some good places to grab a bite are Fuzen Japanese Fusion Cuisine, Subway or The Chefs' House-George Brown College. Venture a little further for a meal at one of St. Lawrence neighbourhood's restaurants. If you love coffee, you're not too far from Neo Coffee Bar located at 161 Frederick St. Nearby grocery options: BulkBarn is only steps away.
Transit riders take note, 160 Frederick St is a short walk to the closest public transit Bus Stop (King St East at Sherbourne St) with route King, route Kingston Rd, and more. If you're driving from Olde York Place Ⅰ, you'll have easy access to the rest of the city by way of Gardiner Expressway as well, which is only a 2-minute drive getting on and off at Lower Sherbourne St.