25 Grenville St

MTCC 943

Gym / Exercise Room, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Squash / Racquet Court

Common Element Maintenance, Heat, Water, Hydro

The Gallery condominium (25 Grenville Street) has a partial heritage designation for part of its façade, which dates to 1917, from the Jenkins’ Antique & Art Galleries. The Gallery condo was completed by 1990, with First College Grenville Holdings Inc. (developer), Sproatt and Rolph (architect) and Kirkor Architects and Planners at the helm. This condo stands at 26-storeys tall and possesses 200 condo units. To not offset the historical aspect of the exterior, The Gallery is a neutral coloured concrete with soft lines and clear glass façade, that rises from the brickwork podium. Homebuyers can anticipate having options when it comes to the sizes and layouts of these incredibly spacious condo units (bachelors beginning at 420 square feet and scaling up to 2 bedrooms with solariums at 1231 square feet). Within the unit interiors, buyers will see hardwood flooring, modern kitchens with breakfast bars, upgraded baths, open concept and ensuite laundry. The in-building amenities for The Gallery are excellent for homebuyers that want to stay active and social (squash & racquetball courts, gym, sauna, parking garage with guest parking spaces and security guard services. The historical average PSF has a great track record for potential with positive return on investment, when it comes to resale values! FirstService Residential is the onsite property management company for The Gallery condo in the heart of the Bay Street Corridor neighbourhood.Perched beautifully at 25 Grenville Street, homebuyers have plenty of options when it comes to conveniences in the immediate area of The Gallery. Surrounding this condo is Yonge Street, College Street, Grenville Street and Bay Street, which is perfect for public transit users (TTC College subway station is less than a block away at College & Yonge, with bus and streetcar stops 2-minute walk away on College Street, Bay Street and Yonge Street). Buyers have a very short stroll to the College Park Shopping Centre (Yonge & College), to McGill Parkette on Yonge Street, East of Bay Park, Breadalbane Park and to accessible amenities like restaurants, cafes, specialty shops, Woman’s College Hospital, banks, professional offices and more. A walk west on Grosvenor Street will open-up the very enjoyable Queen’s Park (great walking paths, gardens and points of interest).Homebuyers that prefer to drive as opposed to using public transit can head north on Yonge Street to Bloor Street and head east on Bloor Street to access the northbound Don Valley Pkwy on-ramp off Danforth Avenue, or head south on Yonge Street to Lake Shore Blvd. to access the Gardiner Expressway. Ryerson University and the University of Toronto are easily accessed by buyers of The Gallery, as is the Discovery District, Queens Park (College & University) and the Garden District. A little further away to the south, the Entertainment District and loads of theatres, galleries, eateries, shops and bistros/cafes are all explore-worthy. Heading north on Bay Street to Bloor Street places homebuyers in touch with the Royal Ontario Museum, Varsity Centre and the Gardiner Museum. For a mecca of shopping and dining options, buyers can head south on Yonge Street to Dundas Street and explore the ever-popular Toronto Eaton Centre.