60 Heintzman St & 61 Heintzman St, Toronto
The Heintzman Place
Overview
Situated on the former site of Heintzman Piano, a renowned Canadian piano manufacturer, Heintzman Place is now a high-rise condo residence in Toronto’s Junction Area neighbourhood.
Completed in 2011, Heintzman Place was the first condo high-rise in the area, standing at 16-storeys and offering 327 West End condos for sale and for rent. The suites have been designed with quality finishes and craftsmanship, in a range of cozy layouts and bright exposures with great views of Toronto’s skyline. The property is known for its village-type community, environmentally friendly design and philosophy, with many common use areas including a rooftop terrace.
Residents at Heintzman Place will get to know the Junction Area neighbourhood, a pleasant residential locale with established and emerging restaurants, local markets, and Toronto’s High Park just south at Bloor Street.
Most Notable Features
Community of owners: With many units bought up in 2011 and owner occupied since then, there is a strong community of owners who take pride in their homes. Described as a village-type community, it’s a nice place to get to know your neighbours with many common spaces.
Environmentally friendly: The building was designed with environmentally friendly innovations such as natural gas and solar heating, a green rooftop area, and a convenient, common car share program among residents.
Lower maintenance fees: Lacking the larger amenities such as a swimming pool or guest suites, Heintzman Place saves on extra costs and has lower maintenance fees compared to many newer high-rise Toronto condos.
Included in Maintenance Fees
Highest price per sqft out of 113 condos in West End
Year over year change in values at 61 Heintzman St, Toronto
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Based on 22 recent rentals at 61 Heintzman St, Toronto
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At the The Heintzman Place
About 61 Heintzman St, Toronto
Some good places to grab a bite are Taste Seduction, When the Pig Came Home or Cool Hand of A Girl. Venture a little further for a meal at one of Junction Area neighbourhood's restaurants. If you love coffee, you're not too far from Coffee Time located at 2688 Dundas St W. Groceries can be found at Tapioca Toronto which is only steps away and you'll find Dental By High Park only steps away as well. For those days you just want to be indoors, look no further than Museum and Alison Milne Art Gallery to keep you occupied for hours. Love being outside? Look no further than Dundas - Watkinson Parkette and Baird Park, which are both only steps away.
An ideal neighbourhood to get around on foot, the nearby TTC at High Park Station can easily zip residents into the city for work and for fun. And drivers can get onto the Gardiner Expressway via Keele Street and Parkside Drive.