1597 Bathurst St & 1599 Bathurst St, Toronto
Overview
Formerly the Cedarvale Mansions, this New York style walk-up was once the home of literary giant Ernest Hemingway. At the entrance to this unique Toronto condo is a brass marker dated 1985, which tells visitors that Hemingway lived here between 1923 and 1924 while working for the Toronto Star. Perfect for history buffs and artists, this urban oasis boasts spectacular views of Cedarvale Valley and easy access to the Botanical Gardens and the famed Bridle Path. Residents will appreciate this building's proximity to the area’s funky shops and restaurants.
Most Notable Features
Suite sizes and layouts: With suites ranging in size from 1075 to 1,171 square feet and various layouts and exposures, The Hemingway has something to suit every taste and style. The open concept, light-filled suites boast a wide array of such features as Brazilian cherry hardwood, custom cabinets and granite counters and spacious dining rooms.
Included in Maintenance Fees
About 1597 Bathurst St, Toronto
Searching for your next favourite eatery? Just head to Freshii, Primi and Hero Burger. Or you can venture a little further for a meal at Mashu Mashu Mediterranean Grill, Albert's Real Jamaican Foods or Pizza Pizza. Coffee lovers can get their fix at Aroma Espresso Bar or Cocoa Latte. Need to stock up on groceries? You’ll find everything you need at The Kitchen Table or Loblaws. For culture lovers, Lonsdale Gallery, Izzy Framed By and Reuben & Helene Dennis Museum offer hours of fascination. Love being outside? Cedarvale Park and Wells Hill Park are great places to get some fresh air and watch the world go by. As for nearby schools, St. Michael's College School and Humewood Community School are both close by.
If the greener way is your preference, you can hop on a bus at Heathdale Rd just steps away. For drivers, the closest highway is the Don Valley Pkwy via Bayview Ave.