Property Description
903-3 Rean Drive North York was a one-bedroom plus den condo in the sought-after Bayview Village neighbourhood. The approximately 700-square-foot suite offered a functional layout, two full bathrooms and a balcony with an impressive view. It also included one parking space and two lockers.
For buyers considering a condo in North York or elsewhere in the GTA, our Buyer Services explain how Keith and I help buyers evaluate the unit, building, location and other factors before making an offer.
Condo Living at 903-3 Rean Drive North York
The suite offered a one-bedroom plus den layout, providing more flexibility than a traditional one-bedroom condo. Depending on a buyer’s needs, a den can provide useful additional space for working from home or other everyday activities.
The condo also featured two full bathrooms. Stainless steel kitchen appliances, including the refrigerator, stove and dishwasher, were included with the property at the time of the sale. Window coverings and electrical light fixtures were also included.
Parking and Two Lockers
Another notable feature was the combination of one parking space and two lockers. Storage can be an important consideration for condo buyers, particularly when comparing suites with similar interior square footage.
When purchasing a condominium, buyers should confirm exactly what is included with the unit. Parking and lockers may be owned, exclusive-use or otherwise designated depending on the condominium.
Living in Bayview Village
Location was one of the strongest features of 903-3 Rean Drive. The building is in Toronto’s Bayview Village neighbourhood, close to shopping, public transportation and Highway 401.
Bayview Village Shopping Centre is nearby and offers a variety of shops, restaurants and services. The neighbourhood also provides convenient access to Bayview subway station for buyers who rely on public transit.
Buying a Condo in North York
A condo purchase involves more than choosing the right floor plan or view. Buyers should also consider maintenance fees, parking, storage, building amenities and the condominium corporation itself.
The status certificate and supporting condominium documents can provide important information about the corporation. Buyers should have the appropriate professionals review these documents as part of their due diligence.
Our Buying a Home in Ontario guide provides more information about preparing for a purchase, evaluating properties and navigating the offer process.
Considering a Condo in Bayview Village?
903-3 Rean Drive shows how location and practical features can distinguish one condo from another. The den, two bathrooms, parking and additional storage all added functionality to this approximately 700-square-foot suite.
If you’re considering buying a condo in North York or elsewhere in the GTA, our Buyer Services explain how Keith and I help buyers compare properties, assess value, prepare offers and navigate the purchase through closing.
Selling a North York Condo?
When selling a condo, buyers need to understand what separates your unit from competing properties. Layout, floor level, views, parking, storage and location can all influence how a property is positioned.
Our Seller Services explain how Keith and I approach pricing, preparation and marketing when representing homeowners throughout the GTA.
