1638 Bloor Street W

1638 Bloor Street W is a great choice for those seeking a High Park North condo for sale. This condo is 12 storeys tall and is home to 108 units. The complex was completed in 2013, and features Toronto condo that range in size from 549 square feet to 1280 square feet.

This condo has a Walk Score of 90 and a high demand ranking, based on Strata.ca’s analytics. Maintenance fees at 1638 Bloor Street W are $0.90 per-square-foot, which is notably higher than the city average of about $0.67.

On average, units at 1638 Bloor Street W sell -4.91% below the list price, and units have a low chance of receiving multiple offers (aka a “bidding war”). The average cost per-square-foot in the condo (based on past 12 months of sales) is $940 and units sell with 14 days on market on average. Over the past 12 months, 5 have sold and 6 have have been rented here.

This is a great choice for foodies — with restaurants like Dairy Queen (Treat), Viajero Cantina and The Thai Cuisine nearby, the only issue will be picking just one. There’s always time for coffee with Tim Hortons, Outpost Coffee Roasters Ltd and Ichi Cha a short 5-minute walk away.

Grocery shopping can feel like a chore — but not when Blue Sky Fruit Market, FreshCo and Green Field Grocery Store are just an easy 10-minute walk away.

The Address at High Park is a great choice for residents who are money conscious — with banks like Scotiabank nearby.

Getting some fresh air is a breeze when you live at 1638 Bloor Street W because excellent green spaces like The Garden Party and Chelsea Avenue Playground are walkable in under 4 minutes.

Enhance your personal style while living in the High Park North neighbourhood by visiting Loblaws Plaza, The Crossways and Nancy Sehlke.

There are also several unique attractions nearby to keep yourself entertained, such as Black Cat Artspace, Arsenal Contemporary Toronto and GALERIE DIVISION — all just a quick 13-minute walk away.

There are plenty of nearby school choices — Perth Avenue Junior Public School, Indian Road Crescent Junior Public School and Lucy McCormick Senior School — with more in neighbouring areas so you can find the best school for your child’s needs. Families with older children will be happy to know that The Great Lakes College of Toronto and St. Mary Catholic Academy can be reached by car in under 5 minutes.

If you commute by public transit then the High Park North neighbourhood is a great choice, as you’ll find the Bloor St West At Indian Rd light transit stop makes it easy to get around. Residents have access to the subway stop at Keele, which is only 0 minutes walking distance from the building.

Curious about similar condos in the area? Check out 422-436 Roncesvalles Avenue, 2495 Dundas Street W and 1830 Bloor Street W — all within walking distance.