Five Condo

FIVE is situated in a central location, just steps from everything. The building is close to the charming and trendy Yorkville area, offering some of the city’s best dining and shopping options. The Financial District is minutes away, so the office is never far. Located near the famous intersection of Yonge and Bloor, living at FIVE means you have direct access to the ROM, University of Toronto, and Varsity Stadium. FIVE is also near the Wellesley subway station, so TTC access is incredibly convenient.

Shopping and Dining

With everything at your fingertips, it’s impossible not to love living here. The shopping ranges from world class on Bloor to unique and funky further south. If you are a foodie, you have access to everything from trendy and authentic Spanish restaurant Segovia, to family run craft beer house Bar Volo or quick and ready, but always delicious, Vietnamese cuisine at Ginger.

For those concerned with working off all of the scrumptious calories to be found nearby, the incredibly fun and unique Dynamic Conditioning Centre is mere steps up the street. Residents can also head down to the Eaton Centre to satisfy all of their shopping needs.

Education

With Toronto being the center of it all, you can also check out the best Universities like University of Toronto and Ryerson University.

Outdoor

With Toronto Police Museum, The Gardiner Museum and Sun Life Financial Museum + Arts Pass a 4-minute walk from your door, you’ll always have something to do on a day off or weekend. For nearby green space, Norman Jewison Park, George Hislop Park and Alexander Street Parkette could be good to get out of your condo and catch some fresh air or to take your dog for a walk.

Transportation

With a 98/100 Walk and 95/100 Transit score, driving, cycling, walking, and riding the TTC are all viable options for getting around. Wellesley Station takes about three minutes to reach on foot, from which travelers can catch trains heading north or south along the Yonge subway line. The Wellesley bus is a good option for those heading east or west, as is the streetcar along College, or the Bloor-Danforth subway trains.

Those heading out in cars can head up to Bloor in order to access the Don Valley Parkway, a highway that will land drivers at the 401 or the Gardiner Expressway in no time.