Loggia: Condos and Lofts Happening in Downtown West
Award-winning Brandy Lane Homes has just celebrated groundbreaking at Loggia - its landmark condominium at Islington and Queensway in south Etobicoke. Construction is moving ahead on both of the striking buildings that comprise this highly successful community. Prices start from just $159,990 (including up to $29,200 in extras depending on the plan), which means that anyone from first-time buyers to empty-nesters can realize their dream of affordable luxury in this hot Downtown West locale.
Just 15 minutes from downtown Toronto and close to Lake Ontario and the Waterfront Trail, this up-and-coming neighbourhood offers tempting shopping, restaurants, recreation and entertainment venues. Loggia provides an appealing residential component, and is part of Toronto’s Official Plan “Avenues” vision that calls for the transformation of existing areas into new urban centres.
Residents in Loggia’s established neighbourhood also have TTC at their doorstep, and can walk to numerous amenities.
Sales have been brisk. Loggia buyers are like-minded people who know real value when they see it, and who have bought with the intention of living in their condo. You don’t need to worry that a group of investors owns half the floor - your neighbours are owners like you.
Fabulous Flexibility
Architecturally, Loggia’s distinguishing characteristic comes from its name, which is the Italian term for the outdoor garden rooms that dot its European-style facade. The two terraced buildings are stepped back to allow for this design feature. Brandy Lane also offers “Flexi-Space” here - purchasers have the option to select a layout that accommodates either a European layout that features a contemporary environment, or a neo-traditional Cosmopolitan version.
Adding to the value, Loggia purchasers enjoy the exclusive use of the Loggia Club. This extraordinary amenities centre will be suspended between the two condominium towers to maximize views and natural light. Imagine doing laps in the sky pool, or soaking in the hot tub adjacent to the outdoor fireplace, gazing up at the night sky through an open roof after a long day at work. The Loggia Club also includes a fitness studio, change rooms, a dry sauna, as well as a party room/lounge that features skylights and an extended balcony.
The 774-sq.-ft. (includes a 95-sq.-ft. loggia), one-bedroom Biancavilla is just one of three exquisite new designs that purchasers are snapping up at Loggia. This suite’s European layout offers a den-dining-media room with a wealth of possibilities. The open concept Great Room overlooks the spacious loggia through huge expanses of glass. A moveable chef’s island in the gourmet kitchen allows owners to reconfigure the main space for entertaining. The generous bedroom features a sliding barn door, and a window opening onto the great room. Adding panache in the bath, a semi-exposed sink and Euro-style vanity are both functional and funky.
In addition to condominium suites, choices at Loggia include a select number of two-storey Courtyard Town Loft designs that encompass a patio walkout backing onto a landscaped interior park with pathways.
All designs offer parking, five appliances, and dazzling designer finishes including a choice of concrete feature walls; polished concrete floors; luxury carpeting; upgraded pre-finished hardwood flooring in the living/dining room area; upgraded ceramic floor and wall tiles; and a granite breakfast bar (as per plan).
Loggia purchasers are enthusiastic about the new community they have chosen to call home. There is still time to become part of the Loggia family. Available choices in both phases at Loggia include one, two and three-bedroom suites priced from $159,900 (which can translate to $983.50 per month all in).
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