21 Widmer St

TSCC 2341

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Public Transit, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Guest Suites, Media Room / Cinema, Outdoor Patio / Garden, Parking Garage, Games / Recreation Room, Visitor Lounge, BBQs, Bicycle Parking, Elevator, Business Centre, Beanfield Fibre Available, Basketball Court

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Air Conditioning, Heat, Water

Slated as the premium locale for buyers to really experience the best way to live a life in the downtown of the city of Toronto, Cinema Tower stands tall as one of the pinnacles of Toronto at 21 Widmer St (in the King West neighbourhood), reaching for the sky as if desiring the title of ‘cloud-kissed’. To add to the elaborate exterior of the building itself (featuring a glassy design that shines like a beacon at night thanks to reflection of all the city lights around it), the symbol of Toronto (the C.N Tower) can be seen from three of this condominium’s four angles. Responsible for the development of Cinema Tower is the Daniels Corporation (also responsible for neighboring Festival Tower), and the architects of this project is a combined force comprised of Kirkor Architects Planners and Page + Steele/IBI Group Architects. Regarding all the upscale interior design for Cinema Tower, HOK takes full responsibility for the wondrous grandeur brought forth in the design choices made. NAK Design Strategies is also the company behind all the landscape architecture. With the hard work of these companies, and Larlyn Property Management manages this incredible building. Cinema Tower saw its completion in 2014, clocking in at 43 storeys, with 440 units therein, the largest of them being 1500 feet² and the smallest being 421 feet². Built with eco-friendly living in mind, Daniels Corporation went to every length to make sure that Cinema Tower was as green as a condominium could be, while still ensuring that the green of real estate investors returned gold-star quality amenities and comforts for them. With all regards to the historical average PSF of Cinema Tower, buyers can expect a positive return on investment (as well as a positive return on their time). True to its name, Cinema Tower has a lot of onsite amenities that revolve around technology and movie theaters…of which Cinema Tower has its own movie theatre that contains all the latest and greatest techno-bits. A full-service recreational centre is also available to residents, and so are large outdoor terraces that contain B.B.Q stations.As far as offsite amenities go, investors of Cinema Tower will have access to the Rogers Center (a short walk away), as well as having access to (all within walking distance as well) to the shopping and cultural amenities of the Waterfront, as well as both the Fashion and Entertainment Districts. A short walk around the block also gives buyers access to a few different grocery stores.TTC buses run up and down Adelaide St., with a bus stop being just a short walk down said street north and away from 21 Widmer Street, and a Toronto Bike Share station is quite literally across the road from Cinema Tower. Homebuyers will also have access to the TTC Streetcar service at King St. and John St., a short walk from Cinema Tower. For nearby subway stations, investors will need to take a TTC bus to the nearby Osgoode subway station, or a tiny bit further to Union Station (where one can pick up a VIA rail train, a GO train, or even an express bus right to Lester B. Pearson International Airport). For the nearest highway, driving west along Adelaide, then south on Spadina a short distance will give motorists access to the Gardiner Expressway.