Artist Alley Condos takes its name from the building's spot between OCAD University and the Art Gallery of Ontario, both an easy walk from Simcoe Street. St. Patrick station, on Line 1, runs roughly a 10-minute walk from this part of Kensington-Chinatown.
The 602 square foot layout splits a bedroom from a den rather than offering a true second bedroom, which suits a single buyer who wants a dedicated office or a couple who need separate space sometimes. The $515.04 monthly fee funds the building's shared costs.
Kensington-Chinatown counts 204 active listings on TorontoProperty.ca, spanning the Market's older low-rise buildings and towers like this one along the Dundas corridor. Talk to us about what buying this close to two university campuses means for resale.