50 Bruyeres Mews

TSCC 2562

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Meeting / Function Room, BBQs

Toronto’s up-and-coming Fort York neighbourhood is a prime target for homebuyers that want sensational, wrapped up in chic-urbanite swagger, with a twisted fusion of historic community, nature and cosmopolitan hustle. The Local at Fort York was the result of the vision that Onni Group (developer), Page + Steele/IBI Group Architects, Stephen Hood (interior designer) and NAK Design Strategies. Completed in 2016, the Local at Fort York (50 Bruyeres Mews) stands at 15-storeys tall in the west and possesses 249 condo units in total, with the 7-storey podium grounds this condo from the east. This boutique-style condo building’s exterior showcases a unique use of contemporary-character, with brick & glass textures. The condo units come in various layouts and square footage, beginning with studios (224 square feet) and scaling up to 1 bedroom + den and select penthouse suites (1710 square feet). The in-unit features that homebuyers will see are floor to ceiling windows, laminate/hardwood flooring, modern kitchens with stainless steel appliances, spa-inspired bathrooms, large private balconies with mesmerizing views of the city and of the historic greenspaces of Fort York, 9 to 10-foot ceilings, designer finishes and most units are open concept. The in-building amenities collection within the Local at Fort York consist of a rooftop agricultural garden & BBQ station, dining room with chef’s kitchen & bar, fully equipped fitness centre, cocktail lounge, games area with lounge, rooftop terrace, concierge & security, parking garage, guest parking and guest suites. To date, the historical average PSF shows the potential for a positive return on investment (great news for realty investors!). Overseeing the daily operations and the needs of residents is the Onni Group Property Management company.The Local at Fort York (50 Bruyeres Mews) is tucked neatly away, between Bruyeres Mews, Grand Magazine Road and Fort York Blvd. Within a walkable distance, homebuyers have access to restaurants, coffee shops, Parisco Market, Healthy Island Health Food Store, dry cleaner, banks, pet store, nail salon and more. TTC bus stops dot the landscape along Fort York Blvd. in the west and Fleet Street just south of this condominium and on Bathurst Street in the east, buyers will find TTC streetcar stops (Union Station is the closest TTC subway station and GO Transit pick up). Motorists can easily pick up the Gardiner Expressway by using Bathurst Street south and east on Lake Shore Blvd.Greenspaces galore and walking trails by the dozens, homebuyers have the best of both worlds when living at the Local at Fort York! Garrison Common, Canoe Landing Park, Coronation Park, The Gore Park, Stadium Road Park, Little Norway Park and Ireland Park are all accessible and loaded with walking paths which head right to the gorgeous waterfront of Lake Ontario! Heading north on Bathurst Street places buyers in touch with the bustle of the downtown core of Toronto, its many highly popular districts, and countless amenities, especially between King Street and Queen Street. In the east, buyers will find themselves in the Entertainment District and in the west, Liberty Village is the hot ticket for days of fun (Exhibition Place, Liberty Market and a little south, Ontario Place (great fun for the kids!).