Item: 12 Degrees
Rating: 5
Author: Paul g

12 Degrees

Innovative yet surprisingly intimate best characterizes the 12 Degrees Condos at 15-27 Beverley Street in the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/grange-park">Grange Park neighbourhood</a>. Completed in 2015 by the developers at the BS&auml;R Group, 12 Degrees utilizes cutting-edge engineering to execute the delightful design created by CORE Architects.The upper section of this 11-storey building is composed of three glass-covered blocks, whose slight rotated arrangement as the building rises infuses the architectural aesthetic with energy. Expectedly, each block skews 12 degrees from the next.At ground level, an array of bay windows and stone-clad piers accent the 3-storey base running along 15-27 Beverley. In this base six <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/townhouse-condos">spacious townhouses</a> and a welcoming lobby can be found, featuring a charming wood canopy as well.Catering to active, engaged urbanites, the amenities are very attractive. The fully stocked fitness studio, private dining room with attached catering kitchen, and private lounge are all designed by the spectacular Studio Munge. Finally, prospective residents will definitely enjoy the scene atop their building: set against the backdrop of the bustling city, the condo offers a rooftop pool and cabana lounge.

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Steps away from some of the city&rsquo;s most venerable cultural institutions &mdash; the Art Gallery of Ontario, the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, and the Rex Jazz Bar &mdash; residents will find the innovative design of the condo fits well into the creative character of the community.Even those who don&rsquo;t love art will enjoy living at 15-27 Beverley. The recently renovated landscape of Grange Park offers a rare, expansive downtown green space, an enclosed dog park, and an immaculately designed playground, perfect for families.Set slightly off of Queen Street West, residents are not far from its promenade of shops and boutiques, as well as many trendy restaurants.Additionally, residents of enjoy living close to <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/chinatown">Chinatown</a>, which is just a short walk up the street. There they can find their favourite Chinese dishes in any of the numerous restaurants, explore fun, interactive hot-pot eateries, and even indulge in elegant banquet style dim-sum.When shopping for groceries, 12 Degrees residents may be attracted to the exotic, inexpensive, and expansive selection of Chinatown&rsquo;s grocers, or they can stop by the Shoppers just around the corner on Queen when staples have run low.

The 12 Degrees includes a number condo suites ranging in size from approximately 450 to 1700 square feet. Attracting a variety of residents, there are one, two and three bedroom suites found throughout the building. Additionally, there are those aforementioned six townhouses, which results in a total of 96 <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown">downtown Toronto condos</a> at 15-27 Beverley.The suites have one thing in common: they're all luxurious homes. Residents adore their hardwood floors, spa-style bathrooms, and 9-foot ceilings. Furthermore, the building&rsquo;s stylish rotated form also has a great function: to give greater light exposure. That, combined floor-to-ceiling windows, means all <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/condos-for-sale">Toronto condos for sale</a> in this building have a bright and fresh atmosphere.

Living so close to many cultural venues, as well as OCAD University, means there are great public transportation options available for residents.15-27 Beverley is just about five minutes away from Osgoode station on foot, where trains run north and south on the Yonge-University-Spadina line. This subway line even makes a stop at Union Station, where travelers can access GO Transit, the VIA Rail, and the UP Express.Additionally, the 501 Queen streetcar runs east and west across the surface of the city and travels through Trinity Bellwoods, past the Eaton Centre and even to the Beaches.Residents of who drive have it easy too. When Queen street is busy, they can zip up to Dundas. Furthermore, reaching the highway is simple: drivers can head down Simcoe avenue to access the Gardiner in about five minutes.

Paul g

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