434 Victoria Park Ave, Toronto

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434 Victoria Park Ave

Toronto, East End-Danforth

Cross St: Victoria Park/Kingston Rd

Triplex | 3-Storey | Freehold

$2,499,888/ For Sale

Taxes : $4,613/2023

Bed : 5+1 | Bath : 4

Kitchen: 2 + 1

Details | 434 Victoria Park Ave

Welcome to this impeccably crafted legal triplex with a gross rent of over $100k annually, and FULLY FURNISHED and all with their own laundry. Long term or short term rental - this is the perfect investment opportunity. built recently with adherence to updated building codes and permits, ensuring peace of mind for years to come. In the heart of the beaches Strategically designed for maximum functionality and income potential, each unit has been renovated with superior craftsmanship, boasting top-quality finishes throughout. No expense has been spared, guaranteeing a residence that radiates both elegance and functionality. The property includes a detached double car garage, providing ample parking and storage space, and driveway parking. The property is equipped with two furnaces, two tankless hot water tanks, and two AC units, ensuring efficient climate control and comfort. The basement and main floor share one furnace and AC unit, while the upper unit has their own dedicated systems. 3 Hydro meters and 2 gas meters make this property very easy for a landlord to maintain. Don't miss this opportunity to own a turnkey investment property or a spacious residence with income potential in a prime location. Experience the epitome of modern living and investment convenience with this exceptional triplex. To be sold with 2 vacant units!

Close To All Amenities, Public Transit, 5 Minute Drive to the Lake, and MORE!

Property Details:

HOOD : East End-Danforth

Approx. Age : N/A

Lot : 25.00 x 108.00 Feet

Fronting On : W

MLS #: E8227406

Pool : None

Taxes : $4,613 / 2023

Zoning : N/A

Exterior : Stucco/Plaster

Water : Municipal

Sewer : Sewers

Amenities Nearby : Beach, Golf, Public Transit, School,

Building Details:

Sqft : N/A

Bedroom : 5 + 1

BATH : 4

KITCHEN : 2

FAMILY ROOM : N

BASEMENT : Apartment/Sep Entrance

GARAGE : Detached/2.0

PARKING SPACES : 1

HEATING : Forced Air/Gas

A/C : Central Air

CENTRAL VAC : N

FIRE PLACE : N

Room Details:

Room	Level	Length (m)	Width (m)	Description 1	Description 2	Description 3
Living	Main	3.47	3.40	Window	Ceramic Floor	Combined W/Kitchen
Dining	Main	2.25	2.72	Granite Counter	Stainless Steel Appl	Combined W/Dining
Kitchen	Main	2.00	3.47	Open Concept	Ceramic Floor	Combined W/Kitchen
Prim Bdrm	Main	3.07	5.04	Large Window	Walk-In Bath	W/I Closet
2nd Br	Main	3.28	2.87	Large Window	Hardwood Floor	Closet
Dining	2nd	3.04	5.31	Combined W/Kitchen	Open Concept	Combined W/Living
Kitchen	2nd	2.34	4.77	Stainless Steel Appl	Ceramic Floor	Combined W/Living
3rd Br	2nd	3.14	3.42	Window	Hardwood Floor	Closet
4th Br	2nd	3.20	3.14	W/I Closet	Hardwood Floor	Skylight
Prim Bdrm	3rd	4.31	4.47	3 Pc Ensuite	Hardwood Floor	Closet
Kitchen	Bsmt	3.44	3.94	Combined W/Living	Combined W/Dining
Br	Bsmt	3.98	4.66		3 Pc Ensuite

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Neighbourhood Details: East End-Danforth

East Danforth, also known as Danforth Village, is a neighbourhood in the east end of Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It is located on the eastern part of Danforth Avenue in the old city of Toronto. It stretches from the eastern edge of Greektown by Greenwood Avenue to the boundary of Scarborough at Victoria Park Avenue. The area is covered by two business improvement associations, Danforth Village and Danforth Mosaic. To the north of the neighbourhood is Old East York, once a separate municipality, but today closely integrated into the area. The southern border is the railway tracks, beyond which is Leslieville and the Upper Beaches. According to the 2006 census the area has a population of 14,629. History: The area first appeared in the 19th century as the 'Coleman' postal village centered on the intersection of Danforth and Dawes (a street built through the lands of the local Taylor family) with a general store and inn.[1][2] With the building of the railways in the mid-19th century the area acquired a train station, East Toronto. By the turn of the century the area was called "Little York" (an original name of Toronto) and became a part of the short-lived Town of East Toronto. The turn of the 20th century also brought the construction of the Prince Edward Viaduct connecting Bloor and Danforth, which encouraged the development of the Luttrell Loop on Danforth, and a streetcar terminus for the Bloor-Danforth, Gerrard and former Coxwell streetcar routes which connected to the old train station.[3] The area developed from the 1910s thru the 1930s as a streetcar suburb along the Danforth streetcar line. Most of the housing to the north and south of the street dates from this period. In 1966 the Bloor-Danforth subway line replaced the streetcar. The neighbourhood is served by six subway stations: Donlands, Greenwood, Coxwell, Woodbine, Main Street, and Victoria Park. In the 1960s and 1970s a number of apartment towers were built in the area, most notably the Crescent Town area just north of Danforth at Victoria Park and the Main Square complex south of Danforth at Main Street. Most of the area remains low-rise, with low-end stores along Danforth and single-family homes to the north and south. At the far east of the neighborhood is the Shoppers World Danforth, a strip/shopping mall built in 1962 (revamped in the 1990s) and housed in a former munitions factory. The neighborhood is home to a large Muslim community. Under construction is the Madina Masjid, which will be one of the largest mosques in Toronto.

- Source: en.wikipedia.org

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