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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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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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    Condo townhomes fuse ground-floor living with high-rise amenities

    July 5, 2010   Buying Real Estate, Empty Nesters, First Time Buyers, New Toronto Condos & Lofts, Planning & Development, Toronto Condos, Toronto Real Estate, Toronto Townhouses & Townhomes

    Combining highrise and homestyle living, condo townhomes offer interesting synergies.

    Jack Kohane, National Post

    A flourishing trend, condo townhomes are part of the blueprint in about 35 current condo projects in Toronto (out of 265 active projects around the city), according to Pauline Lierman, research analyst with Urbanation, which tracks the Toronto condo market.

    “Townhouses (that are part of a bigger development such as a high-rise condo project) account for about 5% of the GTA condominium market,” Ms. Lierman says. By comparison, Ms. Lierman estimates that stand-alone townhouses account for a third of new home sales.

    Fuelling most of the sales of ground floor town/condo combos are the low interest rates and demographics, i.e., move-down buyers, new families and empty-nesters.

    Barbara Lawlor, president of Baker Real Estate, says that what makes the town/condo so attractive for these buyers is that they’re embracing the condo lifestyle, most for the first time.

    “Townhouses draw those buyers looking for lots of the amenities associated with the condominium apartment lifestyle, or looking for a ground-level alternative to the traditional apartment unit,” Ms. Lawlor explains. The town/condo combo option is tailor-made for young couples looking to transition to a starter home, she says. “This may be more affordable than a semi or detached house in the GTA.”

    These are the targeted buyers for the architecturally innovative 12° condominium that will rise north of the trendy Queen and Beverley crossroads. Set at the base of this glass-girded, 11-storey building (its façade shifts at a 12-degree angle, hence the name), are six towns that range in size from 900 to about 1,300 square feet. They’ve been designed by Core Architects for Tarek Sobhi and Tyler Hershberg of the start-up development firm BSAR Group of Companies.

    Currently in preconstruction (occupancy is slated for the spring of 2012), the towns at 12° range from one bedroom to three bedrooms. Starting from the mid-$500,000, these two-storey units have nine-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, pre-finished wide plank engineered hardwood floors, porcelain tiled bathrooms, stone kitchen countertops and a front doorway made of Douglas Fir.

    “Townhouses at the base of a condo provide actual street addresses with front doors,” says Charles Gane, the project’s architect. “And because this project is located in a zone that’s in transition from a commercial and shopping district to more residential usage, townhomes help increase the ‘eyes on the street’ concept, whereas commercial and office spaces would be dark and unused at night.”

    Each townhome has its own separate private entrance at street level off of Beverley. Guests can access the homes from the lobby of the condo building itself.

    Mr. Hershberg points out that 12° (12degrees.ca) is big on encouraging families to move in: “To give them the experience of living in a detached home while offering the amenities and conveniences of condo living. Here, they will have access to the rooftop terrace and outdoor swimming pool. The site feels and behaves like a quiet residential street and therefore the townhomes work perfectly.”

    At the new Merton Yonge Condominiums (MYC), having your own front door at the podium of a 25-storey edifice is a big part of this town/condo’s allure. Scheduled for occupancy mid-2012, MYC has 16 towns offering two bedrooms and two bedrooms plus den (about 930 to more than 1,400 sq. ft.), ranging from less than $490,000 to more than $760,000.

    Built by Cresford Developments, MYC joins the builder’s other projects NXT and NXT2, The Merchandise Building, CASA, and the Bloor Street Neighbourhood. Architect Peter Clewes of architectsAlliance, whose creative stamp is all over MYC and several other Cresford projects, fashioned the two-level townhomes. Some of the units overlook a landscaped courtyard. Townhouse residents can travel along a series of cantilevered walkways leading to the amenity areas such as the rooftop terrace with lounge and barbecue, fitness centre, guest suite and party room. Mr. Clewes describes these towns as a “European-style approach to family housing. He says, “they have become a highly desirable product in MYC’s unit mix.”

    Suites feature engineered hardwood floors in the foyer and living and dining, kitchen and den areas, nine-foot ceilings in living areas and floor-to-ceiling windows. The kitchen has granite or Caesar countertops, stainless steel appliances and a ceramic backsplash. Bathroom finishes include marble countertops with an undermount sink, ceramic tile flooring and a glass-framed door in the shower stall.

    MYC’s location is the major enticement. It has proximity to the city core via the Yonge subway line, and to the Kay Gardner Belt Line, a mostly treed 4.5-kilometre walking trail that runs through Mount Pleasant Cemetery and connects with parks and green spaces. “These are magnets for first-time, move-up and downsizing buyers,” says Maria Athanasoulis, Cresford’s vice-president of marketing. She expects many of those interested in MYC towns are those from nearby neighbourhoods who want to stay in the area. (For details, go to MYCcondo.com.)

    In the city’s west end, a new development leverages on a former landmark’s name and a 5.7-acre parcel of land flanked by Hwy 427 and Bloor Street. When the half-century-old Valhalla Inn, one of the GTA’s first motor inns, closed last year, Edilcan Development drew up plans for One Valhalla Towns & Condos. The project will eventually encompass 68 three-storey townhomes at the base of three glass-clad towers (constructed in three phases). This Etobicoke town/condo combo, designed by Page + Steele/IBI Architects, will surround a landscaped garden courtyard and a children’s playground. Townhome residents will be able to use the tower’s rooftop terrace and its barbecue areas. Other amenities are an indoor swimming pool, concierge service, party room and catering kitchen.

    One Valhalla towns, in three- and four-bedroom layouts, will offer 1,250 to 1,450 sq. ft. units starting from about $400,000. Occupancy of Phase One is the late fall of 2011.

    This new breed of town/condo combos is a good choice for those who want a home with an upstairs and downstairs, “but don’t want the maintenance headaches of snow removal and lawn care,” says Ms. Lawlor. “All the upkeep is looked after in a condo community.”

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    Outdoor living a priority at Merton Yonge Condominiums

    May 9, 2010   Buying Real Estate, Central Toronto Real Estate, First Time Buyers, Leaside Real Estate, New Toronto Condos & Lofts, Toronto Condos, Toronto Real Estate

    Tracy Hanes – Toronto Star

    Merton Yonge Condominiums (MYC) will bring a new facet to a well-loved midtown Toronto neighbourhood.

    The Davisville project from Cresford Developments is expected to appeal to people who already live in the neighbourhood, as well as buyers from outside the area who enjoy the character of an established urban village.

    It’s easily accessible to downtown, yet quieter, with extensive amenities and a lively nightlife.

    Merton Yonge Condominiums

    “We knew this location would appeal to end user buyers who represent all sorts of demographics, from first-time to move up and downsizing buyers,” says Cresford vice president Maria Athanasoulis. “There’s everything at this location — grocery stores, restaurants, shops, and transit with the subway at the doorstep. There’s the Mount Pleasant Cemetery (across the street) and the Kay Gardner Belt Line Trail.”

    Mount Pleasant Cemetery was designed as an arboretum and has spectacular floral and horticulture features, including one of North America’s finest collections of trees. The Kay Gardner Belt Line is a popular 4.5-kilometre recreational trail along a former rail line, which crosses through the cemetery, links to parks and green spaces and serves as a wildlife corridor.

    The building itself will reflect the emphasis on the connection to the outdoors, with generous wraparound balconies as a key architectural feature. Cresford is committed to providing balconies or terraces at all of its projects and they add a minimum of 10% more square footage livable space to purchasers at no extra charge, Athanasoulis says.

    The Merton-Yonge area is part of North Toronto and Athanasoulis anticipates many buyers will come from the immediate area. MYC will provide a mix of product, from suites in the 25-storey tower, to townhouses with front door entrances.

    “The privacy of having your own front door is something people appreciate more when they see it built,” says Athanasoulis, citing another Cresford project, Windermere by the Lake, which also offered townhomes.

    Townhouse residents will travel along a series of cantilevered walkways leading to various amenity areas, like the rooftop terrace with lounge and barbecue, fitness centre, guest suite, and party room.

    Toronto Condo Balcony

    Those that buy in the tower aren’t apt to be disappointed either — from the 12th floor up, there will be unobstructed views, “which are breathtaking to the north and south,” says Athanasoulis.

    “We knew views to the south would no doubt be beautiful, and the building has been shaped to contour to the site, with a natural bend to it, so people can take advantage of the views, even if they live on the east or west side,” she says.

    Suites will have nine-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows, to take advantage of natural light and the scenic views.

    The soaring lobby has been styled to resemble the foyer of a New York art gallery.

    The building has been designed by noted architect Peter Clewes of architectsAlliance, who designed several other Cresford projects, including Casa and NXT.

    “We recognize the beauty of his architecture and we believe he adds value to a site,” says Athanasoulis. “The appeal is that, along with the combination of the location and a different product for the neighbourhood.”

    “The interesting thing about this site is that it basically has three fronts: Yonge St., Merton St., and the cemetery and the Kay Gardner walkway,” says Clewes. “Most of the buildings constructed over the last five to 10 years have forgotten about the cemetery as a major public space. MYC will have residential at grade addressing the cemetery and walkway, with units facing onto this amazing open space. The units in the towers above will also take advantage of the views.”

    Clewes says the townhouses in the podium “are quite interesting,” with the upper level ones facing on to a landscape courtyard which residents will walk across when they get off the elevators. “It’s a European approach to family housing, with a sense of private space as opposed to walking down a corridor to your front door.”

    The tower itself is a parallelogram, following the slightly skewed angle of Yonge St. at Merton.

    “The tower is trying to respond to Yonge as the major avenue and it will create somewhat of a beacon,” says Clewes.

    Suites will include one bedroom, one bedroom plus den and two bedroom plus den, in sizes range from 519 to more than 2,000 square feet. Prices range from $300,00s to over $1 million. Tentative occupancy is spring 2012.

    The site will open later this month and pre-registration is being taken currently.

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