318 Richmond St W

TSCC 2547

Gym / Exercise Room, Pool, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Visitor Parking, Sauna, Spa, Yoga Studio, Media Room / Cinema, Outdoor Patio / Garden, BBQs

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

As one might expect, the Picasso on Richmond (318 Richmond Street) is a stunning, abstract masterpiece that came together by 2016. The genius behind this condominium’s ‘upmarket-urbanite’ sensation came from the visions and execution of Monarch Group/Mattamy Homes & Goldman Group (developers), Teeple Architects and U31 (interior designer). The exterior of the Picasso on Richmond projects the visual of floating cubic white volumes that are accentuated by intense, red cuts which lights up at night. This condo building stands at 39-storeys tall and possesses 409 condo units of various layouts and square footage. The 10-storey base of this building dedicates 3 floors to upmarket retail shops and commercial space, while the roofs of the cubic volumes are home to themed gardens. Adding to the sophisticated and highly cultured feel of the gorgeously open-air lobby are the condo units themselves. Condo units start with studios (346 square feet) and scale up to 2 bedrooms + den (2793 square feet). Some features that buyers can see in-unit are 9 to 10-foot ceilings, quartz countertops, hardwood & laminate flooring, stainless steel appliances and fantastic city views. The list of in-building amenities is just as luxurious and captivating as the condominium (the 10th floor provides a party lounge with bar, billiards room, fitness & yoga studio, media lounge, spa & sauna areas, dining room, outdoor terrace with cabanas & hot water oasis, parking and concierge/security guard services. With all that buyers can have with an investment at Picasso on Richmond, the historical average PSF shows the potential for a positive return on investment thus far. Brookfield Condominium Services takes care of residents every need and oversees the daily operations of this condo building.Living within the Entertainment District and in the Queen West neighbourhood, buyers of Picasso on Richmond (318 Richmond Street) enjoy having only a 5-minute walk to TTC Osgoode subway station and having bus stop access along Queen Street & Richmond Street. Cyclists can utilize Richmond Street to access the Bike Share Toronto station at Queen Street & Spadina Avenue. Homebuyers that prefer to drive can easily pick up the Gardiner Expressway via Spadina Avenue south.Queen Street alone is a wealth of amenities offerings in the line of cuisines, stores, business services/professional offices, everyday-essentials shopping and entertainment venues. To really dig into the urbanite lifestyle, buyers can head just a few blocks away into Little Italy, Kensington Market, Chinatown, the Harbourfront, St. Lawrence District (and to the St. Lawrence Market…fantastic shopping!) and the Financial District. Surrounded by galleries, specialty shops, nightlife venues and some of Toronto’s best attractions. Just a little bit north on John Street, buyers will find the entrance and walking trail to the Grange Park and the Art Gallery of Ontario on the other side of the park. Across the street from Osgoode subway station is some enjoyable greenspace that hugs Osgoode Hall. A tiny bit further east on Queen Street at Yonge Street, homebuyers (especially ones with kids) will come across the Toronto Eaton Centre, which is a smorgasbord of eateries, shops, stores and everything in-between!