Heartwood on the Beach

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Mid-rise condo in Toronto

1884 Queen Street East, Toronto, ON

Capturing the essence of evolving lifestyle, Heartwood on the Beach prepares you for what comes next.

Heartwood on the Beach is an upcoming mid-rise condominium complex by Fieldgate Urban and Hullmark, two of the most renowned and experienced real estate developers in the country.

The mid-rise structure of Heartwood on the Beach and the interior is designed by one of the leaders in the industry and a well-known firm called BDP Quadrangle. There are a total of 47 boutique residences across 6 floors. The units range in size from 630 to 1181 square feet.

The development is located at 1884 Queen Street East in Toronto, a location that provides its citizens with real and traditional art and music, as well as a variety of other activities that enrich their lives.

Highlights

Floor Plan

2.5 Bed

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Neighborhood

The Beach Triangle is a Toronto neighbourhood where the development is located. East of Don Valley Parkway is where you’ll find this neighbourhood. Because the neighbourhood is adjacent to Lake Ontario’s shore and turquoise waters, it has access to a variety of wonderful parks, beaches, and conservation areas. Downtown Toronto is only about 12-14 minutes away for the residents.

Transportation

Several public transportation stops are within walking distance of the neighborhood’s residents. People can board public buses practically at any time and travel directly to downtown Toronto or any other location they like.

For those who prefer to travel by train, Greenwood Subway Station is roughly 10 minutes away. Kingston Road and Don Valley Parkway are easily accessible to the vehicles in the region.

Education

The area’s educational system is advanced enough to accommodate pupils of all ages. There are a number of excellent schools in the region that are easily accessible by foot for students and parents.

Older students can also walk to a variety of prestigious universities, like Ryerson University, which is only 15 minutes away. University of Toronto-St. George Campus, Northwestern University-Toronto, and Yorkville University are among the other institutions.

Outdoor

When it comes to enjoyable outdoor places, the residents of the neighbourhood have struck gold. People can enjoy the outdoors in parks, conservation areas, beaches, gardens, and much more.

Tommy Thompson Park is only an eight-minute walk away. Cherry Beach, Woodbine Beach, and Balmy Beach Park are all close by. Greenwood Park and Riverdale Park East are two of the greatest parks in the area.

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Amenities

Heartwood on the Beach, a proposed mid-rise condominium development, is one of the most anticipated projects in the neighbourhood. A total of 47 units are available, ranging in size from 630 to 1181 square feet.

The homes come in a variety of layouts, including one-, two-, and three-bedroom options. The interior design by BDP Quadrangle adds to the residences’ charm. Large terraces, integrated appliances, and other amenities are accessible to inhabitants.

Developer

Fieldgate Urban is a specialized division of the well-established development firm, Fieldgate Home. Fieldgate Urban is mainly focused on building midrise communities, urban housing and new condominium homes across Canada. They have built some boutique condos in charming Toronto neighborhoods. With several sold-out projects to their name, they’ve gained a reputation for contemporary homes in desirable areas that reflect the character of their neighbourhoods.

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Hullmark has been in the real estate development since 1950. They began with suburban developments and in 1970 they moved into pioneering condominium developments. Hullmark uses their projects as a platform for the influential business and entrepreneurs to seek. They always create highly valued commercial and mixed-properties for all their projects. They take their experience and expertise to create value in their projects with the goal to transform Toronto.