Nashville Apartments - Toronto
25 Nashville Avenue, Toronto
This 3-storey building was originally used by the Toronto Star for a printing press beginning in the 1950's. In 1996 it was converted to apartment units. The large pillars, large windows and high ceilings remain. And in some of the suites, the walls and tracks that once made up the freight elevator still exist too.
These residential studio lofts have durable composite plank flooring, large windows, ceiling fans and central heating. Entry to this 3 storey building is secured by an entry-phone system in the lobby. Coin-operated high-efficiency front-loading laundry machines and a vending machine are on-site. The rent includes heat and water. Electricity is extra. Once inside the door to each unit, you’ll feel the openness of the 12 foot ceilings, open floor plan and large windows. There are no bedroom walls; you decide your layout. The units range in size from 450 to 800 sq.ft.
The building is north of St. Clair Avenue, and west of Keele Street in the Weston neighbourhood of Toronto. It is one block from TTC bus stops that have buses that go to Keele, Dundas West and Ossington subway stations. It is 0.5 km from the new Crosstown LRT station at Keelesdale. There are grocery stores within walking distance.
Keelesdale and Coronation parks are nearby. For commuters, it is only a 5 km drive to the 400/401 interchange.
Aberdeen Apartments - Oshawa
65 Aberdeen Street, Oshawa
This north Oshawa 3-storey walk-up is in a quiet neighbourhood that is a 5 minute walk to the hospital and two public parks, and a 3 minute walk to public transit on Simcoe Street North, where you can take one bus north to UOIT/Durham College. Close to downtown, YMCA and elementary and high schools.
The bedrooms, living room, and kitchens in each apartment have double windows that make it a bright apartment. The eat-in kitchens, and bathrooms typically have ceramic tile with the rest of the apartment in the original hardwood. Every apartment has a front and rear door, with the rear doors lead to the parking lot. Each apartment has a storage closet at its back door, and a locker in the basement, large enough for a bicycle. There is on-site laundry in each building and shared among the 5 units of each building. This allows us to offer residents a designated time (morning or afternoon of a particular day of the week) when only they can use the laundry. The rent includes central heating, and water. Parking is available at $30/month per vehicle. Electricity is extra. It is typically $40-$70/month, depending on your appliance usage.
Drew St. Apartments - Oshawa
249 Drew Street, Oshawa
This 2 storey walk-up apartment building is 2 to 4 blocks away from 3 parks and other green space: Huron Park, Bathe Park, Cowan Park. It is just 1.2 km south of the new Costco Warehouse, 1.3 km from King and Simcoe Streets in downtown Oshawa, less than 1.5 km to either Price Chopper or Metro grocery stores, and 1.4 km to the Toronto-bound lanes of the 401. It’s in a quiet neighbourhood of single family homes with neighbours of all ages.
Each apartment has an eat-in kitchen, 4 piece bathroom, and two or three bedrooms. The building has laundry facilities on-site for the 18 apartments. The rent includes water and electricity is extra for both appliances and heat. This allows you to control the temperature in every room of the apartment.
The bedrooms, living room, and kitchens in each apartment have double windows that make it a bright apartment. The eat-in kitchens, and bathrooms typically have ceramic tile with the rest of the apartment in the original hardwood. Every apartment has a front and rear door, with the rear doors lead to the parking lot. Each apartment has a storage closet at its back door, and a locker in the basement, large enough for a bicycle. There is on-site laundry in each building and shared among the 5 units of each building. This allows us to offer residents a designated time (morning or afternoon of a particular day of the week) when only they can use the laundry. The rent includes central heating, and water. Parking is available at $30/month per vehicle. Electricity is extra. It is typically $40-$70/month, depending on your appliance usage.
William Apartments - Oshawa
This downtown Oshawa apartment building has newly renovated bachelor, one-bedroom and two bedroom suites, and most have balconies.  This brick building is blocks away from restaurants, shops, GO Bus station, YMCA and Costco.  It is across the street from Kinsmen Valleyview Park along Oshawa Creek.  This 6 story building is secured 24 hours a day with an intercom for allowing in visitors. There are security cameras around the building. There is on-site laundry on the first floor. Parking outside and underground is available.
Simcoe Apartments - Oshawa
This north Oshawa apartment building has newly renovated one-bedroom, two-bedroom and three-bedroom suites with an open concept living room - kitchen. Most of the units have large balconies. The building is steps from the bus stop on Simcoe St and 2 km north of the Lakeridge Oshawa Hospital or 3 km south of Durham College and Ontario Tech University. It is also walking distance to the north end of the Michael Starr Trail, North Oshawa Park and Northway Court Park. Grocery stores, pharmacies and restaurants are walking distance from the front door.  This 4 story walk-up building is secured 24 hours a day with an intercom for allowing in visitors. There are security cameras around the building. There is on-site laundry on the first floor. Parking outside is available.  It is in a quiet residential neighbourhood.