Baby Point-Old Millside
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Baby Point-Old Millside Area Guide
AI GeneratedBaby Point-Old Millside is a desirable Toronto neighbourhood known for its established residential character and proximity to the Humber River. This area attracts those seeking a blend of natural appeal and urban convenience. New and existing condominium developments reflect the neighbourhood's evolution, offering diverse options for potential homeowners.
- Diverse Condominium Portfolio — The neighbourhood features 13 condominium projects with a total of 1,149 units available, ranging from properties in the planning phase to those already completed and available for resale.
- New Construction Options — Bijou On Bloor Condos, currently under construction by Plaza, offers new units for sale from $562,000 to $2,995,000. Additionally, 69 Old Mill Terrace Condos is in the planning phase.
- Connectivity to Bloor Street West — Projects like Bijou On Bloor Condos and Kingsgate Motors Condos are situated directly on Bloor Street West, offering excellent walk and transit scores (89/100 and 84/100 for Bijou On Bloor, respectively), providing easy access to amenities and transit lines.
- Variety in Transit Access — While some projects boast high transit scores (up to 84/100), others offer more moderate scores (as low as 76/100), suggesting varying levels of public transportation accessibility depending on the specific location within the neighbourhood.
