241 Richmond Street West Condos

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High-rise condo in Toronto

241 Richmond Street West, Toronto, ON

241 Richmond Street West Condos is a mixed-use condominium building with a sophisticated two-tower building coming to Toronto’s growing Entertainment District.

It will be constructed by Tridel, a leading Toronto-based real estate developer that steadily ventured into condominium high-rise construction during the 1950s. This project is still in the preconstruction phase at 241 Richmond Street West, Toronto, ON, and there is no expected completion date.

241 Richmond Street West Condos will include 40-story towers and a 36-story mixed-use building with 459 residential units in total. The architectural aspects of this project will be overseen by architectsAlliance. This stunning property provides an unequaled lifestyle, with the city’s best restaurants, shopping, cafés, entertainment, and nightlife just steps away, as well as the convenience of public transportation.

Highlights

Located in the Waterfront Communities-The Island neighbourhood
40 minute walk from Port Credit Go station and Future Hurontario LRT
A 9-minute drive away from the University of Toronto and OCAD University
Nearby parks include St. Patrick's Square, Grange Park Toronto, and Grange Park
A 7-minute drive away from Atrium
Showcases luxurious interiors and exteriors while preserving the heritage property
Will feature 31,618 square metres of residential usage and 1,410 square metres of grade-level retail space
A four-level underground parking garage with 96 parking spaces will be included

Neighborhood

241 Richmond Street West Condos are located in the Waterfront Communities-The Island neighbourhood. It is the 7th most walkable neighbourhood in Toronto, with 43,352 residents. One of the best attractions in this neighbourhood is Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada. The Aquarium is the longest underwater viewing tube in North America, with over 5.7 million litres of water and over 100 interactive activities.

With a nearly perfect walking score of 99 out of 100, the region is known as a walker’s paradise because everything people need and require is only a short walk away. It is a thriving waterfront community with plenty to offer in terms of art, culture, entertainment, and recreation.

Transportation

All of the destinations are walkable or accessible via public transportation. It has a flawless transit score of 100 for its world-class public transportation, which means that all of your daily needs are within reach. Residents do not need a car to commute because there are multiple subway stations nearby, such as Osgoode, St. Andrew, and Union.

Furthermore, GO trains such as Exhibition GO and Bloor GO are only a 22-minute drive away. All you have to do is walk a few steps to find a TTC bus route. Drivers can readily reach the Gardiner Expressway, which connects them to the remainder of the GTA.

Education

Growing families will soon be drawn to 241 Richmond Street West Condos due to the proximity of various well-known educational institutions. The following: Heydon Park Secondary School, Inglenook Community School, and Ogden Junior Public School are among the best elementary and secondary schools in the area, providing pupils with a high-quality education.
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Post-secondary education is available at the University of Toronto and OCAD University, both of which are less than a 9-minute drive away. Commuting and trying to establish roots near these established institutions will be beneficial, especially for young individuals, thanks to world-class transit and amenities just outside their reach.

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Outdoor

Step outside and into the Atrium, which is approximately a 7-minute drive away. It’s a shopping mall with a variety of services and specialty stores, as well as casual food alternatives. The former location of the Ford Hotel Toronto is now home to a massive 1,000,000-square-foot retail and office development. Residents can purchase goods and obtain services as needed. It’s also a terrific spot for get-togethers because it serves delicious meals.[mobileonly]Read More

Even though the surrounding area is densely populated by towering buildings, residents can still visit green golf courses because the location is extremely transit-oriented. Both Flemingdon Park Golf Club and Scarlett Woods Golf Course are less than a 26-minute drive apart. Residents who want a more peaceful and carefree physical activity can visit some of the area’s beautiful parks, such as St. Patrick’s Square, Grange Park Toronto, and Grange Park, which are ideal places to spend time with friends while appreciating nature or walking their dogs.

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Amenities

The gross floor area of 241 Richmond Street West Condos in Toronto is planned to be 33,028 square metres, including 31,618 square metres of residential usage and 1,410 square metres of grade-level retail space. The beautiful tower will have exquisite interiors and exteriors while incorporating the heritage property that it will replace. In this process, industry experts will handle the restoration of the heritage walls. As a result, a visually appealing podium is expected to be built.

A parcel room, a pet wash area, a bike locker room, and other lifestyle conveniences will be available. The condo will also have designs centred on the City of Toronto’s CreateTO public park, which is slated to sit adjacent to the building. To further enhance both developments, a green wall is suggested at the southeast portion of the condo’s podium. A four-level underground parking garage with 96 parking spaces accessible via a laneway on Nelson Street, as well as 493 long- and short-term bicycle parking spots, will be included in the project. A semi-enclosed pedestrian walkway will connect the site to a proposed public park to the east of the tower.

Developer

Tridel is a primarily Toronto-based real estate developer that gradually expanded into condominium high-rise construction during the 1950s. They are a heavy-hitter in the condo development industry and is one of longest active builders to date.

The company was spearheaded by Jack Delzotto an italian immigrant, who has since passed, even though, his three sons have continued on with his legacy. Tridel is certainly one of the most important condo developers in the city today. They simply know how to keep on top of the trends by demonstrating, the progressive thought process of building skyward as opposed to outward.