28 Ted Rogers Way

TSCC 2328

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Concierge, Public Transit, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Hot Tub / Jacuzzi, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Yoga Studio, Guest Suites, Media Room / Cinema, Parking Garage, Games / Recreation Room, Visitor Lounge

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

Rising proud and mighty over most other surrounding buildings, Couture is located at 28 Ted Rogers Way in the Yonge & Bloor neighbourhood, and despite not being right in the core of downtown Toronto, it is close enough to ‘the road to the core and everywhere else’ (Yonge St.) that getting around the downtown will be no issue at all. Developed by Monarch Group, the plans crafted by architectsAlliance, and the interior design done by Mike Niven Interior Design, Couture was given the best of the best in their respective fields to be built (being completed in 2013). Currently, Philmor Group Inc. Property Management oversee the daily operations for Couture and every aspect of its residents needs. With 476 units spread out over 42 storeys (the smallest units are 1 bedroom with an impressive 557 feet², and the largest 2 bedrooms + den units being 977 feet²), Couture extends a warm and inviting hand to realty investors thanks to Couture’s ever-increasing historical average PSF, showing that investors can see the potential for a positive return on investment. With such services as a yoga studio, and other fitness-related classes like aerobics, that promote a healthy and active living style, Couture shows that it’s right up there with the best of them for fitness. Other onsite amenities include an indoor swimming pool, sauna, hot tub/Jacuzzi, recreation/games room, party room, media room, visitor lounge, parking garage/visitor parking, concierge, security guard, enter phone system and guest suites.However, the best is yet to come, for it only takes a short walk away from Couture (28 Ted Rogers Way) to experience the culture and vibrant community of Toronto. About a 10-15-minute walk down nearby Charles St E brings buyers of Couture to Yonge St., where they can experience a wealth of amenities such as a grocery store, a pharmacy, some banks, some restaurants, as well as a handful of pubs and bars, among other excellent offerings. As far as transportation goes from Couture, if residents walk a short bit to the north of the building, to Bloor St., they can hop on a TTC bus from there; alternately, they can walk a bit further down the road (where Ted Rogers Way turns into Jarvis St.) and catch a bus at the beginning of Jarvis. Taking a bus east on Bloor can bring residents of Couture to the Sherbourne subway station, which can allow for travel all around downtown Toronto and up to other parts of the city. A short bus ride west on Bloor brings one to the Hudson’s Bay Centre, home to the very important Bloor-Yonge subway station, where all four compass directions of the TTC subway line meet (sharing that distinction with Spadina subway station further west). The Hudson’s Bay Centre offers buyers plentiful amenities. For the motorists who require a nearby highway to go on in the event of long-distance travel, they can travel east on Bloor a way past Sherbourne station, turning north onto a connector road to Bayview Ave., then using Bayview as an on-ramp to the Don Valley Parkway, which can not only take motorists south to the Gardiner Expressway, but also north to the Highway 401, and even further north to the Highway 407.