217 St George Street

Sloane Square offers one of the most unique living experiences in the GTA, due to its converted lofts that each have their own entrance. It’s located at 217 St George St, which puts it in between two of the most coveted neighbourhoods in the city. This affords you to live life the way you want, when you want. Whether you’re looking to work in a quiet cafe, or party in a boisterous bar, everything is at your fingertips.

One of Sloane Square’s best features is its perfectly landscaped community garden. The units have balconies looking out toward the garden, so you’ll love looking out toward your landscape that juxtaposes a charming English style garden with the city’s skyline.

The central location coupled with the idyllic and serene views make these lofts and great fit for couples who are looking to live in a unique urban environment. Couples are particularly welcome because of the nearby transit that puts you at the centre of it all — meaning each partner can easily travel to different parts of the city for work.

These converted lofts are located at 217 St George St, and they offer spacious living in the heart of downtown Toronto. They’re beautifully clad in red brick, and they only stand at 4 storeys. There are only 54 Toronto townhouses here, making them a rare opportunity when they become available. They come in one-bedroom plus den and two-bedroom units, many of which are spread across two floors. The smallest units are 485 square feet, while the larger options top out at 1,203 square feet.

One of the things that makes these Toronto condos for sale so unique is the private entrances to each suite. If you’ve ever lived in downtown Toronto, chances are that you’ve had to share your entrance with other people. You won’t believe the privacy that comes with your own entrance.

You’re also going to love having your own balcony that will give you plenty of outdoor space — as well as one of the most envied privileges in downtown Toronto. We all know that condo high-rises typically mean that you won’t be able to barbeque, but that’s not the case here! So invite all of your friends over to try your secret rib recipe.

Sloane Square is in the midst of the of two of the best neighbourhoods in Downtown Toronto. It’s officially part of The Annex neighbourhood, which is named for its position on the subway line, as well as the city. It’s known for its cafes and low-key living, and this directly contrasts with its next-door neighbourhood.

Yorkville is also right next to 217 St George St. this is widely known to be one of the most affluent neighbourhoods in town, meaning it’s fully equipped with high-end restaurants and upscale shopping. This is most evident with Mink Mile, which is a dense concentration of opulent fashion boutiques. You’ll be able to find brands like Coach, Gucci, Tiffany’s and more here.

It’s also close to the University of Toronto. This is the largest and most prestigious school in the entire country that sees over 100,000 students enrolled each year. It’s famous for its Rottman School of Management, as well as its Faculty of Law. This makes these lofts a great option for graduate students and faculty alike.

You’re also going to want to check out the cultural institutions that are around Sloane Square. The Royal Ontario Museum is right here, and it’s regarded as one of the best museums in North America. It has a fabulous collection, and also sees exhibits that have travelled from across the entire world. A membership might even be in your future!

Getting around the city is easy when you’re starting at 217 St George St because you’re only a few moments away from St George Station. This is one of the most important stations in the city because it’s part of both Line 1 Yonge-University, as well as Line 2 Bloor-Danforth — and it’s only a 3 minute walk away from Sloane Square. Between these two subway lines, you can conveniently travel throughout downtown, as well as further regions of the GTA like North York, Scarborough, Etobicoke, and even Vaughan thanks to the Line 1 extension completed in 2017.

With Bloor so close by, it’s also easy to drive across the city. If you need to get to the east end, you can travel along Bloor and drive over the Prince Edward Viaduct onto Danforth, or you go westward toward High Park and the dynamic Roncesvalles neighbourhood.