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Davisville Village Condos and Condos on Merton Street

March 9, 2013  

Cen­trally located and pop­u­lar with young pro­fes­sion­als and fam­i­lies, Davisville Vil­lage is an attrac­tive area in Mid­town Toronto between St. Clair and Eglin­ton which offers an unprece­dented array of condo options. Depend­ing on what part of the neigh­bour­hood you are in, you will see any­thing from smaller bou­tique build­ings and con­verted office build­ings, to walk-up town­houses and tow­er­ing high-rises circa the 1970s. Look below to see what the choices offer.

Call Lau­rin at 416−388−1960 or or email him today if you are inter­ested in any of these Davisville Vil­lage or Con­dos on Mer­ton Street! Please be sure to let us know if you think a condo is missing.

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Domain Condos - 319 Merton Street Domain – 319 Mer­ton Street
In the heart of pleas­ant Mt. Pleas­ant Vil­lage, Domain Con­dos is a con­do­minium devel­op­ment of two build­ings at 13 and 14 storeys. With a total of 241 units, avail­able suites range in size from one bed­rooms to two bed­rooms with den. Bal­conies or ter­races over­look the mid­town Toronto sky­line. Domain is con­ve­niently located near the plethora of shops, restau­rants, and cafes that make the area so charm­ing. There are sev­eral ameni­ties in the build­ing, such as an indoor swim­ming pool, whirlpool, party room, and land­scaped patio. There are also exer­cise facil­i­ties and a games lounge.
Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you.
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Greenwich Terrace - 111 Merton Street Green­wich Ter­race – 111 Mer­ton Street
Green­wich Ter­race is a true bou­tique build­ing and one of the older con­dos on Mer­ton Street. It started life as an office build­ing, but was con­verted to res­i­den­tial con­do­minium apart­ments in the mid-1990s. The suites offer high ceil­ings, great nat­ural light, roomy ter­races, Juli­ette bal­conies and well-thought-out floor plans. The con­dos range from stu­dios up to two-bedroom-plus-dens, some with 3 bath­rooms. Ameni­ties include secu­rity sys­tem, exer­cise room/gym, party/meeting room, rooftop ter­race with BBQs and guest park­ing.
Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you.
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The Metro Condos - 119-139 Merton Street The Metro – 119 & 139 Mer­ton Street
The Metro at 119 Mer­ton Street and 139 Mer­ton Street offers a range of sin­gle storey con­dos and 2-storey soft lofts. The loft floor plans fea­ture great nat­ural light through floor-to-ceiling win­dows, soar­ing 18-foot ceil­ings. South-facing units offer won­der­ful views of the green­belt and the down­town Toronto sky­line, which will never be blocked because of Mount Pleas­ant Ceme­tery. Right on the Key Gar­diner Belt­line Trail, bik­ers and rollerbladers will love this loca­tion. Floor plans range from 1-bedroom to 2-bedroom-plus-den con­fig­u­ra­tions.
Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you.
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180 Merton Townhomes 180 Mer­ton Town­homes – 180 Mer­ton Street
These lux­u­ri­ous exec­u­tive town­homes are located at 180 Mer­ton Street. These Georgian-style towns are their own lit­tle gated com­mu­nity. Built by Curated Prop­er­ties in 2001. They offer exquis­ite fin­ish­ings, with mar­ble, beau­ti­ful hard­wood, crown mould­ings, high ceil­ings, gas fire­places, pri­vate rooftop sun­decks with gas lines for BBQs and a gated dri­ve­way allow­ing access to indi­vid­ual built-in garages. Very low monthly main­te­nance fees, rarely offered for sale.
Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you.
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The Rio Condos - 35 195 225 253 Merton Street The Rio – 35, 195, 225 & 253 Mer­ton Street
Tower 1 at 35 Mer­ton Street was the first of four Rio projects built on Mer­ton Street. The oth­ers are at 195, 225 and 253 Mer­ton. Sur­pris­ingly, they are named The Rio II, The Rio III and The Rio IV. They are all sim­i­lar in size and offer suites rang­ing in size from 1 bed­room, up to 3 bed­rooms. Ameni­ties include 24-hour concierge, secu­rity sys­tem, exer­cise room and gym, party room, vis­i­tor park­ing, sauna & whirlpool. They are know for their excel­lent ameni­ties. Mer­ton Street is a hot loca­tion, with restau­rants, shop­ping and the sub­way lit­er­ally at the end of the block.
Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you.
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The Hampton Boutique Condos - 260 Merton Street The Hamp­ton Bou­tique – 260 Mer­ton Street
The Hamp­ton Bou­tique is a small bou­tique Mer­ton Street condo that fea­tures a vari­ety of well laid out 1 and 2 bed­room suites, each offer­ing a bal­cony or ter­race. This inti­mate & ele­gant condo in Davisville also has pent­houses with unob­structed views from open bal­conies over­look­ing gar­dens and the rose court­yard. Ameni­ties include a com­mon bike stor­age, party room with bil­liard table, big screen tv, kitchen and walk­out to gar­den with lots of guest park­ing.
Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you.
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151 Merton Townhomes - 151 Merton Street 151 Mer­ton Town­homes – 151 Mer­ton Street
Sand­wiched between Rio IV and The Metro, you will these lovely lit­tle towns. Set in a tran­quil court­yard set­ting near the Mount Pleas­ant Ceme­tery, each of the 17 town­homes at 151 Mer­ton Street boasts three-four bed­rooms and three bath­rooms. Near the sub­way, shops, restau­rants, and the Belt­line Trail, they’re great value for its size and loca­tion. The secu­rity of under­ground park­ing is avail­able. Each unit also includes a pri­vate patio for out­door enter­tain­ing.
Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you.
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The Parkside Condos - 245 Davisville Avenue The Park­side – 245 Davisville Avenue
If you know the area, then you are famil­iar with the condo with the round bal­conies. The inti­mate lowrise con­do­minium apart­ment build­ing located on the South West cor­ner of the inter­sec­tion of Davisville & Mount Pleas­ant Road, offers suites in a wide range of shapes and sizes. The build­ing over­looks the pub­lic green space, base­ball, soc­cer, ten­nis & play­ground facil­i­ties in June Row­lands Park to the North. The con­dos range from one bed­room to two bed­rooms with a den. The build­ing has a secu­rity sys­tem, exer­cise room & gym, recre­ation room and a guest suite.
Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you.
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300 Balliol - 300 Balliol Street 300 Bal­liol – 300 Bal­liol Street
300 Bal­liol Street is a condo apart­ment build­ing located at on the North West cor­ner of Bal­liol Street and Mount Pleas­ant Road (one block south of Davisville Ave). This lowrise build­ing offers floor plans rang­ing from ground floor suites with pri­vate walk-out gar­dens, up to pent­houses fea­tur­ing large pri­vate ter­races. Smaller one bed­rooms and large two-plus-dens, with every­thing in between. Fea­tures include secu­rity sys­tem, exer­cise room, recre­ation room, games room.
Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you.
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Chaplin Place - 20 Glebe Road West Chap­lin Place – 20 Glebe Road West
Rarely avail­able, Chap­lin Place is a small bou­tique build­ing In Mid­town Toronto near Yonge and Davisville. The con­dos are large, some one one level and oth­ers on two. Expect solar­i­ums, fire­places, park­ing and lock­ers. Each condo is large, with two bed­rooms and two wash­rooms. Most do not have bal­conies, as they have solar­i­ums, so out­door space is only avail­able in the ground level units with walk­out ter­races. Condo fees are rather low con­sid­er­ing the age and size of these con­dos. Com­mer­cial ten­ants are on the main floor and there are no ameni­ties to speak of. Sizes range from around 600 square feet up to over 1,000 square feet.
Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you.
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The Phoenix Condos - 1901 Yonge Street The Phoenix – 1901 Yonge Street
Located on the South East cor­ner of Yonge Street and Davisville Avenue, this build­ing started life as an office tower, and was con­verted to con­do­minium loft apart­ments in the mid-to-late 90s. The lofty suites at The Phoenix are very nicely laid out, offer­ing high ceil­ings, lots of nat­ural light and qual­ity fin­ishes. Ameni­ties include 24-hour concierge, secu­rity sys­tem, exer­cise room, media/recreation room and a rooftop gar­den.
Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you.
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The Radius Lofts - 18 Merton Street The Radius Wide Lofts – 18 Mer­ton Street
The Radius Lofts are directly above the Ethan Allen shop at the cor­ner of Yonge and Mer­ton. The Radius is just around the cor­ner from some of the finest upscale restau­rants, cafes, shops, fresh food and flower mar­kets, clubs, big-screen the­atres and the Davisville sub­way sta­tion. There are a total of 80 soft lofts, all with 2–level loft lay­outs and 18 foot ceil­ings. All of the suites at 18 Mer­ton have bal­conies, ter­races or both. Ameni­ties include a party room, work­out facil­ity – plus the gar­den ter­race with BBQs.
Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you.
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Le Corbu Lofts - 194 Merton Street Le Corbu Lofts – 194 Mer­ton Street
Orig­i­nally an office build­ing, Le Corbu Lofts at 194 Mer­ton Street is a rare and pop­u­lar loft. Located in the south end of Davisville Vil­lage, this art-deco inspired build­ing fea­tures 34 con­verted Toronto lofts. The rooftop deck is per­fect for host­ing your next bar­be­cue, and the exer­cise room will keep you in shape. The lofts are meant for spa­cious open-concept liv­ing, homey touches such as wood lam­i­nate floor­ing and fire­places in some suites allow you to take advan­tage of typ­i­cal loft char­ac­ter­is­tics such as ten foot ceil­ings, while you enjoy all the com­forts of home.
Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you.
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Merton Yonge Condos - 25 Merton Street Mer­ton Yonge Con­dos – 25 Mer­ton Street
MYC – Mer­ton Yonge Con­do­mini­ums are sit­u­ated at the cor­ner of Mer­ton and Yonge streets, the 24-storey, glass and steel tower will have floor-to-ceiling win­dows and wrap­around bal­conies over­look­ing tree-lined streets, Mount Pleas­ant Ceme­tery and the down­town sky­line. Suites include 9-foot ceil­ings, floor to ceil­ing win­dows, designer kitchens, hard­wood floor­ing in liv­ing areas, gran­ite or cae­sar stone counter tops in kitchens, mar­ble counter tops in bath­rooms, ensuite laun­dry and stain­less steel appli­ances.
Con­tact us today if this condo inter­ests you.
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Davisville Vil­lage is named for John Davis, who came to Canada from Stafford­shire, Eng­land in 1840. John Davis was Davisville’s first post­mas­ter and helped found the Davisville Pub­lic School. He also oper­ated the Davis Pot­tery, orig­i­nally located on Davisville Avenue, which became the Village’s largest employer. Nei­ther the Pot­tery nor the wood and paper mills that used to be main­stays of the area, cur­rently exist – they made way for res­i­dences, shops and busi­nesses long ago. How­ever, the two-storey build­ing that was the site of the for­mer Davisville Post Office is still stand­ing on the north-east cor­ner of Yonge & Davisville.

The south part of Davisville was sub­di­vided in the 1860’s on land owned mostly by the Davis fam­ily. The north part of the Vil­lage belonged to the Church. This lat­ter tract of land, known as the Davisville Glebe, remained unde­vel­oped until 1911 when it was sold to the Dover­court Land and Build­ing Com­pany, the same com­pany that over­saw the devel­op­ment of the Lawrence Park neighbourhood.

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Con­tact the Jef­frey Team for more infor­ma­tion – 416−388−1960

Lau­rin & Natalie Jef­frey are Toronto Real­tors with Cen­tury 21 Regal Realty.
They did not write these arti­cles, they just repro­duce them here for peo­ple
who are inter­ested in Toronto real estate. They do not work for any builders.
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    Moore Park

    June 13, 2012  

    Moore Park’s com­bi­na­tion of green space with prox­im­ity to down­town makes it one of Toronto’s most attrac­tive neigh­bour­hoods. It lies along both sides of St. Clair Avenue East between the Vale of Avoca sec­tion of the Rosedale Ravine and the Moore Park Ravine (for­merly the Spring Val­ley Ravine). The north­ern bound­ary is Mount Pleas­ant Ceme­tery and the south­ern is the Cana­dian Pacific rail­way tracks. Moore Park is one of Toronto’s most afflu­ent and desir­able neighbourhoods.

    The neigh­bour­hood takes its name from its devel­oper, John T. Moore. To encour­age buy­ers, he built two bridges in 1891 – the orig­i­nal steel bridge on St. Clair over the Vale of Avoca, and the orig­i­nal wooden bridge on Moore Avenue over the Spring Val­ley (now the Moore Park) Ravine. He also helped estab­lish rail­way ser­vice to the neigh­bour­hood. The devel­op­ment was mar­keted to the wealthy then, and the neigh­bour­hood remains wealthy now. Moore Park was annexed by the City of Toronto on Decem­ber 16, 1912.

    The Bri­dle Path’s houses are big­ger, while For­est Hill and Lawrence Park have grander lots, but Rosedale and its north­ern neigh­bour, Moore Park, remain tops in Toronto for their class. The mas­sive houses take up all the avail­able space within their prop­erty lines.

    Moore Park Real Estate

    Map of Moore Park

    As you head north from Rosedale toward Moore Park, houses become more mod­ern. Devel­op­ment in the area was first planned in the 1880s, but was way­laid till the early 1900s. Bor­dered by one of the most inter­est­ing com­mer­cial strips of Yonge, with some of the most attrac­tive houses and charm­ing parks in the city (not to men­tion the Rosedale Ravine), this neigh­bour­hood is hard to beat.

    Though most houses in Moore Park are a mix of early-20th-century Tudor, Geor­gian and Edwar­dian. The homes are impres­sive and there is a great deal of vari­ety. Homes by renowned Old City Hall archi­tect E. J. Lennox (89 Elm Street) and Arts and Crafts mas­ter Eden Smith (2 Cluny Drive) rub shoul­ders with brick-arched designs (44–46 Cas­tle Frank Cres­cent) that wouldn’t be out of place in any 1970s sub­urb. There is even a smat­ter­ing of row houses on Tacoma in north Moore Park.

    Streets such as Stan­dish and Ast­ley, as well as the upper num­bers of Sum­mer­hill Gar­dens all present rel­a­tively good deals, as do the row houses on Tacoma and the slightly larger ones on Ottawa.

    Moore Park was sub­di­vided in 1889 as an exclu­sive Toronto sub­urb for the very wealthy. Its name­sake and cre­ator was a gen­tle­man by the name of John Thomas Moore. Moore was instru­men­tal in build­ing the Belt Line Rail­way, Toronto’s first com­muter train. He per­son­ally over­saw the con­struc­tion of the Belt Line’s show­piece sta­tion at Moore Park.

    Moore lever­aged all his money on the Belt Line, pre­dict­ing it would bring many buy­ers to his Moore Park sub­di­vi­sion. How­ever, shortly after the Belt Line opened Toronto suf­fered through a hor­ri­ble depres­sion and the Belt Line went bank­rupt. This set­back post­poned the build­ing of homes in Moore Park until the early 1900′s. By the 1930′s, Moore Park was com­pletely developed.

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    Lau­rin & Natalie Jef­frey are Toronto Real­tors with Cen­tury 21 Regal Realty.
    They did not write these arti­cles, they just repro­duce them here for peo­ple
    who are inter­ested in Toronto real estate. They do not work for any builders.
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    Midtown Toronto

    June 11, 2012  

    Mid­town Toronto is an afflu­ent part of Toronto, located between Down­town Toronto and Uptown Toronto. Its bor­ders are roughly defined as Bloor Street to the south and Lawrence Avenue to the north, Bayview Avenue to the east and Mar­lee Avenue/Bathurst Street/Dufferin Street on the west. The cen­tral core neigh­bour­hood of the area is Yonge and Eglin­ton. Mid­town also cov­ers North Toronto and For­est Hill.

    Rosedale, For­est Hill, Deer Park and Sum­mer­hill are gen­er­ally defined as the most upscale clus­ter of neigh­bour­hoods in the city, rivaled only by the cen­tral por­tion of Lawrence Ave., and boast some of the most exclu­sive res­i­dences in the city. The inter­sec­tion of Yonge and St. Clair (in the Deer Park neigh­bour­hood) is the com­mer­cial cen­tre for these mid­town neigh­bour­hoods. It is home to the his­toric and pas­toral Mount Pleas­ant Ceme­tery and the hid­den St. Michael’s Cemetery.

    Davisville Vil­lage encom­passes the area east of Yonge Street to the west side of Bayview Avenue, and south from Eglin­ton to Mer­ton Street, over­look­ing the vast park-like set­ting of Mount Pleas­ant Ceme­tery. It is one of the most sought-after neigh­bour­hoods in Toronto, and is home to many res­i­den­tial high-rise apart­ments and bou­tique shops.

    Map of Midtown Toronto

    Map of Mid­town Toronto

    Its many large Vic­to­rian and Tudor homes are among the most expen­sive res­i­dences in the city. In 2008, the Mount Pleas­ant Vil­lage BIA was estab­lished and has been a sig­nif­i­cant asset in the evo­lu­tion of the area whilst main­tain­ing the her­itage integrity of the buildings.

    With the excep­tion of Mer­ton Street, Davisville’s lack of new high-rise con­do­minium devel­op­ments pre­serves a look and feel sim­i­lar to that found in Toronto’s other upscale low-rise neigh­bor­hoods such as Lawrence Park, The Beaches and The Kingsway.

    The cen­tre of mid­town and one of Toronto’s four major city cen­tres, “Yonge and Eg” is the junc­tion of North Toronto (east and west of Yonge, north of Eglin­ton), the north­ern edges of Davisville (south­east) and Chap­lin Estates (southwest).

    The imme­di­ate area includes sev­eral high-rise office build­ings, the busy Eglin­ton Sta­tion, and a large mall-office com­plex. It is home to numer­ous restau­rants, two mul­ti­plex cin­e­mas, and a diverse retail strip. Since about 2000, this region has been under­go­ing a surge in com­mer­cial and res­i­den­tial devel­op­ment and a mas­sive influx of young urban pro­fes­sional sin­gles and families.

    Find out which Mid­town Toronto neigh­bour­hood is right for you:

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    Lau­rin & Natalie Jef­frey are Toronto Real­tors with Cen­tury 21 Regal Realty.
    They did not write these arti­cles, they just repro­duce them here for peo­ple
    who are inter­ested in Toronto real estate. They do not work for any builders.
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