Duke Condo

A low-rise condo at Toronto

2803 Dundas Street West, Toronto, ON

DUKE Condos (named for its position at Dundas and Keele Streets) is one of Toronto‘s first contemporary additions to the Junction. It diversifies, intensifies, and reignites the Junction. Duke is an eye-catching 8-storey low-rise condominium located at 2803 Dundas Street West in Toronto. The construction was finished in 2017.

DUKE, designed by TAS and built by BDP Quadrangle Architects, is a bold gesture that introduces a modern sensibility to the vintage neighborhood while respecting and complementing the existing cityscape. The ‘eroded’ white brick façade of the buildings along Dundas Street West generates contextual datum lines that address the varied heights and proportions of the neighboring structures while also anticipating connections with future ones.

Highlights

Has a walkscore of 98/100 which means walkable EVERYWHERE
20 - minutes walk from Keele Station on Bloor- Danforth Line
Close commute to Downtown Toronto
Easy access to HWY 403, HWY 427 & HWY 401
Surround by shops, restaurants, schools and hospitals
Nearby parks include Baird Park, Carlton Park, and High Park

Neighborhood

It is literally called for its position on Dundas Street West (DU) and Keele Street (KE), and it adds modern design to a historic and lively area. Every corner, every store, and every restaurant in the Junction exudes a strong feeling of community, and Duke was deliberately built to match this particular local environment. The Junction, which is now a centre for alternative culture and homegrown businesses, has experienced a significant transition in recent years and has now reached the venerable stage when gleaming new condos will soon grace its streets.

Shopping and Dining

What about talking about food? There are several cafés and restaurants to select from! You may dine at Luna Junction, Roux, and many more restaurants. Wonderful time with family and friends!

Education

Another reason this location is appealing, particularly to families and children, is the abundance of schools in the neighborhood. Lucy McCormick Senior School, High Park Alternative Junior School, and The Great Lakes College of Toronto are all neighboring schools.

Outdoor

Furthermore, for families who enjoy outdoor activities, the town is close to a number of excellent parks and leisure facilities, including Baird Park, Carlton Park, and High Park. All of which include beautiful green areas and playgrounds for kids and the young at heart.

Transportation

The Duke Condos has a perfect Walk Score of 98, making it simple for residents to do errands on foot!

The development has a good public transit system. Despite the fact that there are only two local rail stations (Bloor Go and Unionville GO), there are at least six bus stops within walking distance. If you prefer to go by car, the 404 and 407 Highways can readily take you to your preferred location.

Amenities

Duke Condos Toronto is an 8-storey building featuring 92 one-bedroom, one-bedroom plus den, two-bedroom, and two-bedroom with den condo units. Duke Condos have square footage ranging from 450 to over 1600 square feet.

BDP Quadrangle Architects created this modern low-rise structure with articulated brick façades. Residents will also have access to high-end amenities that mirror the building’s sophisticated furnishings.

Terraces with uninterrupted views to the south. Unique live/work laneway lofts, two-story ‘through apartments,’ and wrap-around patios. It also has substantial ground level retail, beautiful cantilevered living areas, and a wide range of apartments, including artist-centric live/work lofts and some very unusual penthouse floor designs.

Developers

TAS is a developer of mixed use buildings, and they are driven to elevate the urban experience. They are committed to positively impacting the GTA. They see themselves as city builders, and this means that they are in a position to positively contribute to the city, and they take this responsibility very seriously. They strive to build connected communities because they believe that connectedness leads to more beautiful and resilient cities.