18 Yonge St

TSCC 1863

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage

Common Element Maintenance, Heat, Water

Hip, professional urbanites want it all…and a new home purchase at 18 Yonge condominium will exceed expectations (including affordability!). The ‘vibe’ of downtown Toronto, the ‘excitement’ of sporting events, the strolls through scenic ‘history’, the recreational ‘rendezvous’ and incredible ‘foodie’ venues are just the beginning! A whole crew of developers came together (H & R Developments, Malibu Investments, Lanterra Developments) and enlisted Page + Steel/IBI Group Architects, Mike Niven Interior Design and Terraplan Landscape Architects to make the vision of 18 Yonge a reality by 2006. This condominium stands on top of a gorgeous podium and reaches high in the sky via its 39 storeys, with a total of 493 condo units (studios, 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom + den & 2 bedrooms). The smallest unit has 398 square feet and the largest unit has 1099 square feet. The condo units are truly spectacular for their light-flooding floor to ceiling windows, balconies that feel more like fun ‘look-outs’, spa-inspired bathrooms with soaker tubs and 9 foot ceilings (the historical average PSF keeps proving a positive return on investment through resale!). The lobby of this condo building features a 24-hour concierge and the podium plays host to Club 18 (buyers who are golfers love the rooftop terrace for its putting green/BBQ station/lounging area & greenery, state-of-the-art exercise club & equipment/relaxing pool/heated whirlpool & saunas, party room with bar/fully equipped kitchen & big screen TV with surround sound and business centre). Overseeing the day to day operations of this condo is Del Property Management.The amenities in-building at 18 Yonge (Yonge Street & Lake Shore Blvd…The Core neighbourhood) makes this condominium feel more like a getaway retreat and with its surrounding features and attractions, buyers really can have it all! Living mere minutes away from the Distillery District, the Harbourfront, boutiques/bistros & bars on Bloor/Bay/King/Queen & Yorkville, sporting & event venues and the Waterfront Trail, buyers’ investments stretch much further than other condos around the city. There is a smorgasbord of shopping and dining opportunities at Scotia Plaza, First Canadian Place, Royal Bank Plaza, Brookfield Place and all along Yonge Street. A little to the north west, investors will find Chinatown and then Kensington Market for alternative shopping & dining out.Homebuyers can either walk to nearby Union Station (TTC, GO Transit & VIA Rail services), hop onto the Gardiner Expressway via Lake Shore Blvd. on-ramp, or pick up a TTC bus heading north on Yonge Street to King subway station. Buyers that want a ‘market’ option, then heading east on Front Street to Jarvis Street will open-up the perfect solution…the St. Lawrence Market (over 100 vendors offering fresh produce, fresh meats, herbs/spices, coffees & tea and everything in-between!). Greenspaces, recreational trails, eateries, activities, ferry rides to the islands, Sugar Beach and more, are in abundance when buyers head south to Queens Quay! Even more fun can be had when homebuyers can just walk to the Air Canada Centre, Sony Centre, the CN Tower or to Roundhouse Park at Lake Shore Blvd. & Lower Simcoe Street (17-acre park that hosts the Toronto Railway Museum and to Steam Whistle Brewery).