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830 Lawrence Avenue W. # 1506 830 Lawrence Avenue W. # 1506 2012-2020 Shawn Zigelstein 905.731.2000 Broker www.teamzold.com 1506-830 Lawrence Ave W, Toronto, ON 830 LAWRENCEMain AVENUE Floor Total WEST Interior UNIT Area 495.94 1506 sq ft LIVING BALCONY KITCHEN 12'5" x 11' 7'3" x 11'9" 133 sq ft 86 sq ft CLO HALL HALL 4PC BATH 7'11" x 4'11" 39 sq ft LAUNDRY FOYER UTIL MASTER 10'3" x 8'9" 88 sq ft N 03 6 ft PREPARED: Mar 2021 White regions are excluded from total floor area in iGUIDE floor plans. All room dimensions and floor areas must be considered approximate and are subject to independent verification. 830 Lawrence Ave W, Toronto, ON M6A 0A2, Canada PUBLIC SCHOOLS ALTERNATIVE & SPECIAL Your neighbourhood is part of a community of Public Schools offering Elementary, Middle, and High School SCHOOLS programming. Nearby alternative and special education schools include: Flemington Public School Lawrence Heights Middle ÉS Étienne-Brûlé Designated Catchment School School Designated Catchment School Magnificent Minds Grades PK to 5 Designated Catchment School Grades 7 to 12 Grades K to 8 10 Flemington Rd Grades 6 to 8 300 Banbury Rd 37 Southbourne Avenue 50 Highland Hill É Élém Mathieu-da-Costa Magnificent Minds John Polanyi Collegiate Designated Catchment School Grades K to 8 Institute Grades PK to 6 37 Southbourne Avenue Designated Catchment School 116 Cornelius Pkwy Grades 9 to 12 640 Lawrence Ave W CATHOLIC SCHOOLS Your neighbourhood is part of a community of Catholic Schools offering Elementary, Middle, and High School programming. 830 Lawrence Ave W, Toronto, ON M6A 0A2, Canada St. Charles Catholic School ÉÉC Saint-Noël-Chabanel- ÉSC Monseigneur-de- Dante Alighieri Academy GSrCadHes OPK Oto 8L (SAssigned) ToFlroenmtoington Public School CLhaawrbreonncnee Hl eights Middle ÉGSr aÉdtieesn 9n teo- B12rûlé School 50 Claver Ave GrDadeesigs PnKa tteod 6 C (aAtschsimgneendt )School Grades 7 to 12 (Assigned) D6e0s igPlanyaftaeidr ACvaetchment School With so many assigned and local 30G Trhaidsteles PDKo wton 5 Boulevard 1D1e0s Digrneawteryd A Cvaetchment School Grades 7 to 12 public schools very close to this 10 Flemington Rd Grades 6 to 8 300 Banbury Rd home, your kids can thrive in the 50 Highland Hill PneRigIhVbAouTrhEo oSdC. HOOLS É Élém Mathieu-da-Costa Designated Catchment School John Polanyi Collegiate The private schools nearest to you are: Institute Grades PK to 6 Designated Catchment School Fieldstone King's College Fie1l1d6s tCoonrnee Dliuasy P Skcwhyool Sterling Hall School Yeshiva Gedolah of Toronto Grades 9 to 12 School Grades PK to 8 Grades K to 8 Grades 9 to 12 640 Lawrence Ave W Grades 9 to 12 2999 Dufferin Street 99 Cartwright Avenue 567 Lawrence Ave W 2999 Dufferin Street Disclaimer: These materials have been prepared for [email protected] and are not intended to solicit buyers or sellers currently under contract with a brokerage. By accessing this information you have agreed to our terms of service, which are hereby incorporated by reference. This information may contain errors and omissions. You are not permitted to rely on the contents of this information and must take steps to independently verify its contents with PARKS & RECthe a.ppropriate authorities (school boards, governments etc.). DAs a rencipeie nPt oaf thriks ienfotrtmeation, you agree not to hold us, our licensors or the owners of the iCnfoarmleatidon olianblei faor aPnya dramkages, howsoever caused. This home is located in park heaven, with 4 21 Dane Ave 1141 Caledonia Rd 1 min 9 min parks and a long list of recreation facilities within a 20 minute walk from this address. Wenderly Park FACILITIES WITHIN A 20 MINUTE WALK 89 Wenderly Dr 1 Pool 2 Playgrounds 8 min 3 Sports Fields 8 Volleyball Courts 2 Ball Diamonds 1 Rink 1 Community Centre 1 Gym 2 Lawn 1 Outdoor Dry Pad Bowling/Bocces TRANSIT SAFETY CONVENIENCE Public transit is at this home's doorstep for With safety facilities in the area, help is Daily errands are quick and easy in this easy travel around the city. The nearest always close by. Facilities near this home neighbourhood, with 4 amenities within a 8 street transit stop is only a minute walk away include a fire station, a police station, and a minute walk from this home. and the nearest rail transit stop is a 11 hospital within 2.91km. minute walk away. Coffee Gym Humber River Hospital Nearest Rail Transit 1235 Wilson Ave Grocery Gas Stop Station Lawrence West Station 11 min Fire Station 476 Lawrence Ave W Nearest Street Level Police Station Transit Stop 1435 Eglinton Ave W Dufferin St At Lawrence 1 min Ave West North Side Disclaimer: These materials have been prepared for [email protected] and are not intended to solicit buyers or sellers currently under contract with a brokerage. By accessing this information you have agreed to our terms of service, which are hereby incorporated by reference. This information may contain errors and omissions. You are not permitted to rely on the contents of this information and must take steps to independently verify its contents with the appropriate authorities (school boards, governments etc.). As a recipient of this information, you agree not to hold us, our licensors or the owners of the information liable for any damages, howsoever caused. ***TREVISO II AMAZING BRIGHT AND OPEN CONCEPT LAYOUT** Ready For You To Move In And Enjoy. With A Beautiful Neutral Decor, This High Demand Floorplan Will Give You Everything You Need With Space And Functionality. Quiet Neighbors, A Nice Open Balcony To Sit and Watch The City On Those Nice Fall Evenings. This Luxury Complex Is One Of A Kind With So Many Fantastic Amenities Including Pool, Hot Tub, Exercise Room, Theatre, Billiards Room, 24 Hour Concierge And More. EXTRAS: Stainless Steel Appliances (Fridge, Stove, BI D/W and Microwave),Washer, Dryer, Window Coverings, All Electrical Light Fixture’s, Parking, And Is a Close Walk To The TTC Subway, Yorkdale, Parks, Trails, Schools And Restaurants Maintenance Fees - $393.36/month Taxes: $2,070.73/ 2020 Royal LePage Your Community Realty Brokerage does not warrant or guarantee the information in this feature sheet..
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