76 Shuter St

TSCC 1884

Gym / Exercise Room, Concierge, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Sauna, Security Guard, Media Room / Cinema, Parking Garage

Common Element Maintenance, Heat, Water, Hydro

The Church Street Corridor neighbourhood is an exciting ‘clubbing’ and ‘foodie’ mosaic within the city of Toronto, and is very close to the nightlife of Yonge-Dundas Square, Queen Street’s electric music scene and much more! 76 Shuter condominium (76 Shuter Street) is nicely situated not only within this youthful & funky neighbourhood, but is also nestled by bits of charm (historical buildings, college campuses & Ryerson Community Park).76 Shuter was built in 2007 by Crestford Developments, Northgrave Architect Inc. and Vern Olsen Ltd. (landscape architect). This condo stands 15-storeys tall and encompasses 124 condo units. The exterior façade of this condominium is very warm, inviting and subtle, with its soft cream-coloured brickwork 3-storey podium and lighter shade of cream brickwork continuing upwards, with accents of dark steel framing windows and balconies.The interior of 76 Shuter was designed for a more ‘boutique condo’ experience (fantastic contrast to its modest exterior!). The condo units offered start with 1 bedroom (434 square feet) and scale up to 1 bedroom + den (1058 square feet). Homebuyers can anticipate seeing features like laminate & hardwood flooring, private balconies with fantastic city views, bistro-style kitchens, elegant baths with rain shower/bath combo and overall comfort.In-building amenities is where once again, homebuyers will feel the ‘wow factor’ (a teaching kitchen, massage studios, media lounge, yoga & pilates, party area, doggy-spa for pet owners, gym, sauna, function/meeting room, parking garage with guest parking spaces, security guard and concierge).76 Shuter is in a prime area for homebuyers that appreciate being able to walk to multiple amenities and utilize public transit services. Bordered by Shuter Street, Dalhousie Street, Mutual Street and Dundas Street, buyers have direct access to TTC streetcar stops that can be found at Dundas & Church and bus & streetcar stops at Dundas & Jarvis (less than 10-minute walk), with the closest subway station being Dundas station at Yonge Street. Buyers that wish to pick up the Gardiner Expressway can do so easily by using Jarvis Street south to access the on-ramps. For cyclists, there is a Bike Share Toronto station at Dundas & Jarvis intersection.If homebuyers head west on Shuter Street to Yonge Street (a short, comfortable walk), the Toronto Eaton Centre will come into view and provide countless options for dining, shopping and entertainment. On the streets at Dundas & Yonge, there is also a smorgasbord of amenities, business services, professional offices and ‘everyday errand’ opportunities. Being situated close to Jarvis Street is a huge perk for buyers as Jarvis Street south is a direct path to the historic St. Lawrence Market and further onto the harbourfront for days out filled with fun and adventures!Very close to 76 Shuter Street condo is Moss Park (Fred Victor Community Garden, community recreation centre & arena and recreational paths (heading east on Shuter Street will unfold the entrances via paths to this great fitness outlet). Mutual Street can also be used as a shortcut to the epic offerings of Queen Street (musically-enriched area with plenty of food venues and bars to explore!).