Applewood, Mississauga
Applewood condos for sale
Condo shopping in Applewood mostly means the corner of Bloor Street and Dixie Road. Applewood Landmark at 1300 Bloor Street is the 1978 Shipp tower: 26 floors and 299 suites that run from about 1,074 to 3,600 square feet, with a pool, gym, sauna, car wash and concierge, and fees that fold in heat, hydro, water and cable, so compare the all-in monthly cost rather than the headline number. Applewood Place at 1333 Bloor Street followed in 1996 from the same developer, 25 floors and 441 suites from roughly 773 to 2,564 square feet. Buildings of this age give you larger rooms and proper dining areas, but ask for the reserve fund study and the age of windows, balconies and garage membranes, and read the status certificate for any special assessments. Confirm whether the parking space and locker are owned or exclusive-use. MiWay's 3 Bloor and 5 Dixie stop outside, and Dixie GO is a short bus ride south.
Applewood condos by the numbers
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Questions people ask about Applewood
What do the fees cover at the Bloor and Dixie towers?
At Applewood Landmark the monthly fee includes heat, hydro, water, building insurance and cable television, so a higher number can cost less overall than a newer building where you pay utilities separately. Ask the property manager for the last two budgets and the current reserve fund study, and have your lawyer review the status certificate before you waive conditions.
Are there any new condo buildings in Applewood?
No. The district is mostly houses, and its two towers date from 1978 and 1996. For new glass towers you look north to City Centre or the Hurontario corridor; Applewood's draw is bigger suites, mature grounds and a quieter street.
How do I get around from a Bloor Street condo without a car?
The 3 Bloor bus links Kipling Terminal and City Centre, and the 5 Dixie runs down to Dixie GO on the Milton line and on toward the lake. Applewood Hills Plaza is a short walk for groceries, a pharmacy and the LCBO, and Rockwood Mall and Burnhamthorpe Community Centre are up Dixie Road at Burnhamthorpe.
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