Five Condos at 5 St. Joseph

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High-rise condo in Toronto

5 St Joseph St, Toronto, ON

Five Condos at 5 St. Joseph is a stunning 48-story contemporary point-tower that integrates the historically-designated façade of 5 St. Joseph, designed by award-winning architectural company Hariri Pontarini Architects for renowned developers Graywood Developments Ltd and MOD Developments Inc. The construction was finished in 2015.

The contemporary and sleek glass tower spans in size from 1,493 to 1,683 square feet. The structure will include undulating balconies with panoramic views of the city.

Cecconi Simone will custom design the interiors, delivering the best in elegant, modern features and finishes.

Highlights

Situated in Toronto's Discovery District district
5-minute drive to the University of Toronto campus
It has a walk score of 92
It has a superb walk score of 99; WALKABLE EVERYWHERE
A 3-minute walk away from Wellesley Station
Easy access to Highway 401 or the Gardiner Expressway
A short walk away from the University of Toronto campus
Close to shops, restaurants, and entertainment
Nearby parks include Norman Jewison Park, Alexander Park, and Clover Hill Park

Floor Plan

1 Bed
1 + Den
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Neighborhood

Five Condos at 5 St. Joseph is a new condominium development by Graywood Developments Ltd. and MOD Developments Inc. situated at 5 St Joseph Street, Toronto, in the Discovery District neighbourhood with a 99/100 walk score and a 92/100 transit score.

Residents in one of Downtown Toronto’s commercial districts enjoy access to parklands and recreational areas, premier schools, stores, restaurants, public transportation services, nearby performing arts venues, and many more.

Transportation

It doesn’t get any better than living at 5 St. Joseph, which has a fantastic transit score of 92. With Yonge Street so close by, driving, cycling, walking, and using the TTC are all accessible modes of transportation.

Travellers may board trains traveling north or south along the Yonge subway line at Wellesley Station, which is roughly three minutes away on foot. The Wellesley bus, as well as the streetcar, along with the College and the Bloor-Danforth subway trains, are excellent options for individuals traveling east or west.

Those driving may head up to Bloor to reach the Don Valley Parkway, a route that will quickly connect traffic to the 401 or the Gardiner Expressway.

Education

In every way, this location is ideal for families. The most significant feature, which also makes parents happy, is that there are various renowned schools in the area that provide high-quality education to students.

The top schools in the vicinity are Blyth Academy Yorkville, Church Street Junior Public School, Jarvis Collegiate Institute, and many others. Postsecondary students may locate the tree-lined avenues and ivy-clad buildings that make up the University of Toronto campus to the west.

Outdoor

5 St Joseph St has a walk score of 99 out of 100, suggesting that daily tasks can be performed without the need for a car, and it appeals to individuals who like a walkable and uncomplicated lifestyle.[mobileonly][expand title=”Read More”]To the east are The Village, Cabbagetown, and St. James Town, where individual businesses line the streets and sell anything from craft coffee to artisan goods. Northbound visits frequently include window shopping at the opulent and pricey stores along Bloor West and in Yorkville. Things become cheaper to the south, where residents of the Five Condos may visit the Eaton Centre for all of their shopping needs.

Residents not only have access to all of the conveniences of a sophisticated community, but they also have access to serene natural beauty without having to drive far. Nearby are protected areas and parks such as Norman Jewison Park, Alexander Park, and Clover Hill Park, all of which are ideal for finding a shaded location for a picnic when the weather takes part.[/expand][/mobileonly][desktoponly]To the east are The Village, Cabbagetown, and St. James Town, where individual businesses line the streets and sell anything from craft coffee to artisan goods. Northbound visits frequently include window shopping at the opulent and pricey stores along Bloor West and in Yorkville. Things become cheaper to the south, where residents of the Five Condos may visit the Eaton Centre for all of their shopping needs.

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Amenities

FIVE, a residential building on Yonge Street south of Bloor Street in downtown Toronto, blends traditional urban industrial architecture with contemporary design.

This tower, developed by Graywood Developments and MOD Developments will be a striking 48-storey modern point-tower designed by Hariri Pontarini Architects that embraces the historically designated façade of 5 St Joseph Street.

The Five Condos have one or two-bedroom condos, as well as several more magnificent penthouses. Suites at 5 St. Joseph range in size from about 1,493 to 1,683 square feet, so everyone from a single professional to an urban family may find a place to call home here.

Luxurious suites include kitchens with Cecconi Simone custom-designed cabinets and a multi-level island, granite or Corian counters, and a Miele appliance package; hardwood floors; Cecconi Simone-designed bathroom cabinetry; and breathtaking vistas.

Furthermore, with limitless facilities such as a steam room, concierge, party room, changing rooms, rooftop terrace, fitness centre, and much more, the Five Condos is all about location, elegant finishes, and fantastic amenities.

Developer

Graywood Developments is a private investment management company, focusing on developing real estate within Canada and the United States for over three decades. They have impressive portfolio in all aspects of project management, including residential, commercial and industrial real estate.

More projects from Graywood Developments Ltd.

MOD Developments Inc. is a full-service real estate company specializing in unique urban developments with a focus on architectural excellence, heritage preservation, and city-building.