660 Leaside Condos

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High-Rise condos in Toronto

660 Eglinton Ave E, Toronto, ON

660 Leaside Condos is an upcoming condo development that will be designed by Turner Fleischer Architects Inc. for the biggest and most trusted real estate investment trust in Canada, RioCan Living, which is currently in the preconstruction phase and located at 660 Eglinton Ave. E. in Toronto, ON. The estimated completion date of occupancy for this project is unknown.

The site of this proposal sits on a 2.3-acre lot on the northeast corner of Eglinton Avenue East and Bayview Avenue. The developer is proposing two contemporary condominiums for the site, one reaching 19 stories and one standing 12, both featuring retail space on their respective ground floors. In total, the proposal calls for 426 dwelling units, consisting of one-bedroom layouts, two-bedroom layouts, and three-bedroom layouts.

Amenities

5,231 square feet of indoor amenity space in the 19-story building
599 square feet of indoor amenity space
A proposed 7,760 square feet of public outdoor space
A proposed shared two-level underground parking lot containing 410 vehicle spaces
426 bicycle spaces

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Highlights

Located in the Leaside-Bennington neighbourhood in Toronto
Located at the intersection of the future Bayview Station on the Crosstown LRT
10-minute drive to Eglington Subway Station
19 minutes away from downtown Toronto
Close access to the DVP
4-minute drive to York University's Glendon Campus
Close to shops, restaurants, and services
Close access to Leaside SmartCenter
Nearby parks include Sunnybrook Park, Serena Gundy Park, Lower Don Parklands, and ET Sutton Park.

Neighborhood

The neighbourhood’s Leaside Smartcenter has the most prominent retailers, including Home Depot, SportChek, Canadian Tire, LCBO, and Sobeys. Together with these establishments, Bayview Avenue has several boutiques and restaurants. Leaside is also surrounded by a greenbelt and several parks. It is close to Serena Gundy Park to the northeast, Lower Don Parklands to the south, Sunnybrook Park to the north, and Sutton Park to the southeast.

The Leaside Smartcenter within the neighbourhood features the most essential stores, such as Home Depot, SportChek, Canadian Tire, LCBO, and Sobeys. Besides these stores, there are also several boutique shops and restaurants on Bayview Avenue. Leaside is a neighbourhood that lies within a greenbelt with a series of parks. It is near Sunnybrook Park to the north, Serena Gundy Park to the northeast, Lower Don Parklands to the south, and ET Sutton Park to the southeast.

Transportation

For travelling outside of the neighbourhood, transit is convenient for most trips. With the choice of four different buses, residents of 660 Leaside Condos can arrive at Eglington Subway Station in 10 minutes. Trips downtown are simply 19 minutes away via public transit. The future Bayview Station on the Crosstown LRT will be just outside the gates of 660 Leaside Condos, making transit commuting a breeze!

Motorists will enjoy living close to the DVP.

Education

This neighbourhood in Toronto is a particularly family-friendly region, with several educational institutions available to children of all ages, some of which are within walking distance. Primary and secondary students can attend Children’s Garden Nursery School, Bessborough Drive Elementary, Leaside High School, and more within walking distance.

660 Leaside Condo is adjacent to York University’s Glendon Campus, making it the ideal location for college students to study and pursue their higher education without having to travel a long distance.

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Developer

Since 1993, RioCan has transformed the venues where Canadians like to shop and do business. RioCan Living contributes to the creation of excellent residential neighborhoods.

To develop a community from the ground up requires more than buildings and mortar; it need people, and they put people at the heart of all they do. Therefore, while picking a project’s location, architect, and interior designer, they do not consider “the project” but rather the individuals who will ultimately call it home. They listen to the communities they are a part of in order to guarantee that they are strengthening the unique culture of each area. Due to this, their King West project is distinct from their Little Italy project, and you will feel at home with them regardless of your lifestyle.