Centricity Condos

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High-Rise Condo in Toronto

241 Church Street, Toronto, ON

This is a new apartment complex in the center of downtown Toronto, close to Ryerson University and one of the biggest retail malls in Ontario, the Toronto Eaton Centre.

Graywood Developments‘ Centricity Condos in Toronto are a new high-rise condo development. This 53-story, 570-unit pre-construction building is situated at 241 Church Street at the northeast corner of Church and Dundas Streets in The Garden District neighborhood. Since it has become a hub for condo building, this neighborhood has become one of the city’s most desirable residential districts.

Highlights

Located in Toronto
The apartments will be offered in studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom configurations
a straightforward urban architectural style with a tower rising from a two-story platform probably intended for mixed-use retail spac
Parking garages with bicycle spots, pools, and fitness centres are among the features
Easy access to Gardiner Expressway

Neighborhood

The Centricity Condos are located in the Garden District, one of the most coveted downtown areas. Within minutes of Allan Gardens, Moss Park, and Ryerson University will be the pre-construction apartment. Since 1858, the Allan Gardens conservatory has served as an indoor botanical garden.

Transportation

This apartment, situated at the junction of Church and Dundas streets, is within walking distance of many TTC bus stations and tram bus stops. Union Station may be reached by automobile in seven to nine minutes or on foot in around twenty minutes.

Education

This condominium is just a hop, skip, and jump away from Ryerson University. Local institutions include University of Toronto St. George Campus, Victoria University, and OCAD University. St. James Square is also home to the City Hall Branch of the Toronto Public Library, the Pam McConnell Aquatic Centre, and Sugar Beach.

Outdoors

Additionally, three large hospitals are located within a twenty-minute radius. The Toronto Eaton Centre, CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium, Nathan Phillips Square, Yonge-Dundas Square, Yonge-Eglinton Centre, Royal Ontario Museum, and Queens Park are among the many alternatives for recreational activities.

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Amenities

Investors may anticipate the towering skyscraper to have 53 stories and 570 flats. The apartments will be offered in studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom configurations. The tower of Centricity Condos will rise from a two-story platform including, presumably, retail space for a variety of uses.

This location will replace one of the downtown area’s few and most important petrol stations. Three street entrances, including Church Street, Dalhousie Street, and Dundas Street East, will provide residents with access to the building.

Developer

Graywood Communities are not only built to suit the needs of the present, but also to secure a prosperous future. Graywood aspires to create communities that are not only ideal for living in the present, but also planned for a thriving future. With a profound understanding of how and where people choose to live, as well as a love for projects that stand out and last, they guarantee that their customers make the proper personal and financial investments.