Trinity Bellwoods Towns and Homes

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Townhouse in Toronto

250 Manning Ave, Toronto, ON

Trinity Bellwoods Towns and Homes consists of 45 contemporary-design freehold townhouses ranging in size from 1,900 to 2,650 square feet, located between Trinity Bellwoods Park and vibrant Little Italy.

The development was designed by Richard Wengle Architect Inc. in partnership with Cecconi Simone interior designer for premium homebuilders Urban Capital and Shram Homes.

Trinity Towns, located at 250 Manning Ave in Toronto, is Urban Capital’s first venture into stand-alone townhouse construction. This project was finished in 2012.

Highlights

Neighborhood

Trinity Bellwood’s town and homes are in Toronto‘s Trinity-Bellwoods area, just a short walk from College Street, the Ossington Strip, Queen West, and King West.

This prime location offers a unique chance to reside in a handy and well-liked area of the city’s centre, close to fine restaurants, greengrocers, shops and boutiques, schools, parklands, and public transportation.

Transportation

With an almost perfect score of 92, Trinity Bellwoods Towns and Homes puts you in a terrific position. 250 Manning Avenue is a two-minute walk from the 505 Dundas station on Dundas Street West at Manning Avenue.

Furthermore, streetcar service on Bathurst Street and Ossington Avenue connects to the Bloor-Danforth subway station frequently.

Motorists leaving and entering the area will have easy access to Lake Shore Boulevard and the Gardiner Expressway, both of which are within a five-minute drive from this neighbourhood.

Education

The development is close to various post-secondary schools, including the University of Toronto, which is about a 10-minute drive away, and Northeastern University – Toronto, which is around a 13-minute drive away.

In addition, public and private schools like Ryerson Community School, Clinton Street Junior Public School, Central Toronto Academy, and others make this region desirable to families and students.

Outdoor

The development is adjacent to Queen Street, which is well-known for its creative flair and gourmet delights. Galleries, antique stores, bookshops, vegetarian eateries, natural food markets, fashion and accessory enterprises, and a variety of cafés and restaurants may all be found here.

Furthermore, for those who enjoy spending time outside, the area offers a range of outdoor activities. Trinity Bellwoods Park, for example, is located in the heart of this community. A children’s playground, a wading pool, sports grounds, a baseball field, and four tennis courts are among the park’s facilities.

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Amenities

Trinity Bellwoods Towns & Homes, located at 250 Manning Ave in Toronto, is a new townhouse development by Urban Capital and Shram Homes. The project was finished in 2012.Trinity Bellwoods combines style and location with a limited number of custom-designed 3 and 4 bedroom houses.

This three-story building with 45 units ranging in size from 1,900 to 2,650 square feet is ideal for urban couples and bigger families seeking the benefits of fresh and modern construction in a well-established and active neighbourhood.

Private parking, soaring ten-foot ceilings, and 1,900 square feet await the discerning city resident. Richard Wengle Architects and Cecconi Simone Internal Designs created about 5,000 sq. ft. of interior space.

Developer

Urban Capital started in 1996 and has come a long way since then. Since they started out with their 48-unit Camden Lofts development, they have delivered over 4,500 urban condominiums, with another 2,600 now under construction and several thousand in the pipeline, total over $3.7 billion in development. Today, they have expanded to Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Saskatoon, Edmonton and Halifax. They are continuing with new markets, new architectural approaches, new interior features and layouts, and new environmental measures.

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Eran’s roots in building homes run deep. Since 1989, the Shram Family has laid the foundation for dozens of dreams in greater Toronto. As a second generation builder, Eran Shram has spent his entire life in the industry, providing the utmost quality, value and service to every customer. Eran attended Toronto’s York University and earned a Bachelors of Administrative Studies degree.