2400 Bathurst Street

In the highly sought-after Forest Hill North neighborhood, the condos at 2400 Bathurst Street can be found at the intersection of Elm Ridge Drive and Bathurst Street. These low-key, yet luxury condominiums provide the perfect homes for families, young professionals, and retirees alike.

Nearby metro access, plenty of green-space, and shops and restaurants galore compliment the quiet residential roads to the east and west of Bathurst Street, making Toronto condos for sale or rent at 2400 Bathurst a great choice for residents looking to settle down in midtown Toronto.

Extensively updated in 2014, this development has a simple and unassuming brick façade that blends in with the adjacent low- and mid-rise condominiums along Bathurst street. The building also has its own gym and exercise studio, where residents can work up a sweat as they please.

Standing at just 5-storeys tall, 2400 Bathurst is home to 31 Toronto condos that range in size from around 700 square feet to just over 1,400 in the largest unit. These homes come with 1, 2, or 3 bedrooms and 1 or 2 bathrooms, while variants with dens or powder rooms are also available.

The suites consist of bright and comfortable spaces, thanks to open-concept living and dining areas, high ceilings, and large windows. Many suites feature private balconies on which residents can enjoy that first cup of coffee, while others have luxurious walk-in closets. All suites have their own ensuite laundry units.

Kitchens are the highlight of many of the suites, finished with quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and sleek, modern cabinetry. The homes boast hardwood floors, while bathrooms feature large soaker tubs, and units boast ‘sabbath settings’ for residents who want to configure their electronics to make honouring the sabbath easier.

The stretch of Bathurst Street that 2400 Bathurst occupies is mostly residential, with shopping and dining hot-spots to the north or south, as well as east or west on nearby Eglinton Avenue.

The area around Eglinton and Bathurst is especially great for eating out, with a large variety of Japanese, Korean, Indian, Italian, Chinese, or Middle-Eastern restaurants available. Larger clothing and grocery stores can be found by going north to Lawrence Plaza, while smaller boutiques dot Eglinton Avenue.

Quite a number of great parks are close to 2400 Bathurst Street, including Viewmount Park, Nicol MacNicol Parkette, Memorial Park, and Eglinton Park a bit to the east of Avenue Road. Families in the building will also enjoy the number of schools in the area too, such as North Preparatory Junior Public School, Forest Hill Collegiate, Allenby Junior Public, and Marshall McLuhan Catholic School.

The area around 2400 Bathurst is easy to navigate. There are TTC bus stops just outside the building that transport residents north or south on Bathurst Street, while there are also bus routes on Eglinton Avenue that can take passengers to the nearest subway terminal: Eglinton West Station.

Cyclists and runners alike will enjoy the building’s close proximity to the Kay Gardiner Beltline trails, while drivers can use either Bathurst Street, the Allen Road, or Avenue Road to reach the 401. As well, residents should expect to frequently use the LRT system along Eglinton Avenue, once it’s completed in 2020.