HIGHLIGHTS
- Steps away from TTC streetcar and bus services waiting to transport them throughout the downtown core
- Can commute into Union Station in under half an hour
- Plenty of lifestyle amenities within walking distance, including dining, shopping, and entertainment options
- Corktown Common is an 18-acre park located down the street featuring a playground, splash pad, bbq’s, fireplace, and plenty of lush green space for residents to enjoy
- Conveniently located near George Brown College St. James Campus, making it a great place for students to call home during the school year
- Ryerson University is also easily accessible by transit in less than half an hour
With frequent and easy access to the TTC 514 Cherry streetcar connecting directly with King Street, buses, and nearby subway stations, getting to the Financial District, Toronto Eaton Centre, or Union Station is quick and effortless. Take a 10 minute ride into the downtown core or get in some cardio with a Toronto Bike Share rental.
For those with slightly further destinations, the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway are only a short drive away, or you can graba train ticket at the proposed GO Station*, and sit back and enjoy the ride outside the city. The nearby Billy Bishop Airport is the perfect option for stress-free travel within North America.
For those with slightly further destinations, the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway are only a short drive away, or you can graba train ticket at the proposed GO Station*, and sit back and enjoy the ride outside the city. The nearby Billy Bishop Airport is the perfect option for stress-free travel within North America.
Cooper Koo Family YMCA
Walk to this 82,000 square foot, fully accessible facility complete with two pools, an indoor track and gymnasium, weight room, cardio machines, green roof, kids’ play structure, cycling studio, fitness training space and more.
Corktown Common Park
This spectacular 18 acre park at the foot of Lower River Street and Bayview Avenue is home to sprawling green spaces, playground areas, a splash pad, barbeques, picnic tables and even a fireplace!
Cherry Street Streetcar
The newly commissioned Cherry Street streetcar line connects directly with King Street, allowing for a seamless connection to the downtown core.
Retail
It is easy to stay healthy and active in Canary District, and that is no accident. Following a carefully curated process, Canary District has brought in the best and most well-known local and national retailers.
Walk to this 82,000 square foot, fully accessible facility complete with two pools, an indoor track and gymnasium, weight room, cardio machines, green roof, kids’ play structure, cycling studio, fitness training space and more.
Corktown Common Park
This spectacular 18 acre park at the foot of Lower River Street and Bayview Avenue is home to sprawling green spaces, playground areas, a splash pad, barbeques, picnic tables and even a fireplace!
Cherry Street Streetcar
The newly commissioned Cherry Street streetcar line connects directly with King Street, allowing for a seamless connection to the downtown core.
Retail
It is easy to stay healthy and active in Canary District, and that is no accident. Following a carefully curated process, Canary District has brought in the best and most well-known local and national retailers.
Distillery District
Just steps from the Canary House, the Distillery District is home to artisan shops, performance venues, and award winning restaurants - all housed within the heritage buildings of the former Gooderham and Worts Distillery.
Don Valley Trail
Bike, hike or walk this scenic trail that runs an astounding 1800 kms through Toronto and throughout Ontario. The paved trails branch off in all directions through creeks, ravines, meadows and forests for a quiet escape from the bustle of the city.
Waterfront access
Head due south and take the Martin Goodman Trail to lively Sugar Beach, one of Toronto’s urban beaches. Or head the other way to Cherry Beach – one of the city’s most remarkable beaches.
St. Lawrence Market
Since 1803, the St. Lawrence Market has been the community’s beating heart and culinary focal point of the city of Toronto. It’s the living symbol and anchor of the neighbourhood and for the families who live here.
| Address: | Front St & Cherry Street, Toronto |
| Area: | Toronto C01 |
| Sub-Area | Waterfront Communities C1 |
| Units: | 206 |
| Floors: | 13 |
| Developer: | The Kilmer Group and Dream Unlimited Corp |
| Amenities: | Library, Pet Spa, Concierge, Fitness Room, Multi-purpose Studio, Entertainment Room, Party Room, Private Dining Room and Terrace, Garden Terrace with BBQ Lounge, Fire Pit and Zen Garden, Lobby and Coworking Lounge |
| Intersection | Front St & Cherry Street, Toronto |
| Suite Types | 1B, 1B+D, 2B, 2B+D, 3B, 3B+D |