555 Davenport Road, Toronto C02, ON

Freestanding 65,360 sf building spanning four levels. Average floor plate size of 16,300 sf. Ideal user and/or investor opportunity. The Property has approximately 20 on-site parking spaces, one elevator, one drive-in door, and is located on a prominent corner across from Casa Loma. The building was previously utilized for an institutional use as the George Brown Dental School. The current buildout of the building consists of classrooms, meeting rooms, offices, large board rooms, washrooms, loading area, reception area, and three double ceiling height rooms on the main floor. The building is currently leased short-term by an entertainment company for storage and workshop uses. Vacant possession can be provided or assumption of the current tenant with flexibility to terminate to gain possession. The building can be repositioned for office, educational, medical, and other uses subject to review of zoning. The Property is situated in Toronto's prestigious Casa Loma neighborhood, offering an exceptionally central location with convenient access to Downtown and the City's affluent residential districts, including Rosedale, Summerhill, and Forest Hill. Transit connectivity is anchored by Dupont Station on Line 1 (Yonge-University), located approximately 350 metres from the Property, providing access to Bloor-Yonge, the Bloor-Danforth Line, Union Station, and the Financial District. The Vendor has enhanced the Property by advancing and securing key planning approvals that reposition the Property for future redevelopment. Approvals have been obtained for a 10-storey mixed-use development with 168 residential units over 139,952 square feet. For an owner-occupier and/or investor, these approvals provide the ability to utilize the existing building today while holding a clearly defined, value-enhancing entitlement framework that can be leveraged over time as needs evolve and market conditions change.

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