35 Hayden Street

Are you a first-time home buyer in the market for your first condo? Or perhaps an established professional who’s looking for an exciting neighbourhood to call home? In either case, BSN has desirable suites, and an incredible location that is both in the midst of the action, and yet concealed from busy thoroughfares like Bloor, Yonge, and Bay.

Nestled at 35 Hayden Street in the Yonge and Bloor neighbourhood, just south of Bloor East, The Bloor Street Neighbourhood — BSN — is a 32-storey condominium in the heart of one of Toronto’s most vibrant communities. This building provides residents with an extensive array of amenities: indoor pool, jacuzzi, private fitness club, billiards room, dining room with catering, 24 hour concierge, visitor suites, and parking garage.

The Yonge and Bloor neighbourhood is a lively area — home to cafes, restaurants, nightlife and entertainment — residents of this exciting community have immediate access to some of Toronto’s best attractions, with the Eaton Centre, Yorkville, Yonge-Dundas Square and Queen’s Park, all just minutes away.

This community has a younger feel, but that’s not to say there's no appeal here for mature buyers — with a diverse offering of suites sizes and layouts, and with Yorkville just a few minutes north, Toronto condos for sale property could also be an ideal location for retirees who want to be near to Yorkville, but at a lower price point.

Built in 2010, The Bloor Street Neighbourhood is a rarity among modern condos, as it boasts units which are far larger than those found in most modern buildings. These suites have desirable features like 10 foot ceilings, hardwood floors, floor to ceiling windows, upgraded kitchens with stainless steel appliances, and large private terraces.

Suites at BSN are based on a variety of floor plans, and there is certainly a lot of choice here — one bedroom units can be quite spacious, ranging from 518 to 963 square feet for a 1 bedroom + den. This building is also home to 2 bedroom and 2 bedroom + den condos which are expansive — from 1225 to 1965 square feet.

With a condo in this building, you’ll want to entertain — there is shared rooftop deck for BBQs and stunning city views, plus available guest suites and visitor parking for extended stays.

From 35 Hayden Street you have Yorkville boutique shopping and cultural exhibits at your fingertips; head a few blocks north and you’ll discover high-end boutique shopping, with name brands like Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Coach, Brooks Brothers and more. If that does not satisfy your shopping needs, you have the Eaton centre to the south where you’ll find 200+ stores.

Art and culture aficionados can stroll to Hazleton Avenue where they will find art galleries of varying styles, or head west on Bloor and there’s the ROM and Gardiner Museum, plus plenty of historic architecture. And afterwards, residents can enjoy a pleasant walk through Queen’s Park and view statues or lounge on tree-shrouded benches.

If mornings are the bane of your existence, then you have some great cafes nearby to take the sting out of sunrise — on Bloor there’s Picnic, Presse Café, Second Cup and Cafe Moi; if you need something closer to home you have The Croissant Tree on Church and several Tim Hortons and Starbucks locations close-by.

For dining-out, there’s Yorkville fine-dining to the north if you want an exclusive experience, but there are plenty of options in your own neighbourhood; there’s Wish for brunch in a beach-inspired eatery, and Brownstone Bistro or The Boil Bar for seafood lovers. Of course, there are countless fast-food spots in the area if you’re looking for a cheeseburger.

If nightlife is what you seek, then Yonge Street will put you in your glee; playing host to everything from live music venues, to quiet pubs, raucous clubs, and everything in between. Plus, with convenient TTC access, you’ll ride carefree on the subway to the Scotiabank Arena or the Rogers Centre to fuel your sports addiction.

Drum roll — 35 Hayden has a walk score of 100; there are nearby grocery stores on Bloor, Charles and Jarvis, and so many shops in the area, making it a breeze for residents to run errands on foot.

Those who regularly rely on public transit have it easy — Bloor-Yonge Station is only a 2 minute walk from your front door, placing you on the Yonge-University line and connecting you to TTC service throughout the city.

Drivers can reach the Don Valley Parkway by heading east on Bloor to the Danforth on-ramp, and south on Bay for the Gardiner Expressway.