The Yorkville

If you&rsquo;re going to name your condo building after one of the most prestigious neighbourhoods in Toronto, it had better be impressive. It would seem that the building developers were aware of this, because this condo building certainly lives up to its lofty name.Standing at 31 storeys tall at 32 Davenport Rd, this building has a unique V-shape that&rsquo;s well suited to its corner property, and features unique angular windows on its exterior. Once inside, you&rsquo;ll encounter an array of desirable amenities &mdash; pool, sauna, party room, games room, meeting room, common rooftop deck, rooftop patio, concierge, security guard, and parking garage.If you heard <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/yorkville">Yorkville</a> and assumed that it means unaffordable &mdash; you&rsquo;re actually mistaken. This condo has 1 bedroom units for reasonable prices, and while there are penthouses and 3 bedroom units which sell for high-prices, anyone looking for <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/yorkville/condos-for-sale">Yorkville condos for sale</a> would be wise to consider this building.Yorkville is synonymous with upscale shopping and fine dining, but there&rsquo;s much more to this neighbourhood than just food and shopping. As a resident, you have a wealth of entertainment options, green spaces, and nightlife just around the corner. As well, Yonge and Bloor is only minutes away for additional nightlife and dining.

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Shopping crusaders take note &mdash; your next conquest awaits you on Bloor. Known as the &lsquo;Mink Mile&rsquo; &mdash; due to the highest rent for retail stores in the country &mdash; Bloor offers a shopping experience that simply can&rsquo;t be matched in Canada; home to an assortment of high-end brand names like Gucci, Coach, Tiffany &amp; Co, Brooks Brothers, Prada, and more.Some of the best restaurants in the city can be found within the borders of this neighbourhood &mdash; there&rsquo;s the acclaimed Blu Ristorante and L'Unit&agrave; Enoteca for Italian, Joso's for a colorful seafood experience, Sassafraz for French, Kasa Moto for Japanese, and STK Toronto for surf and turf; that&rsquo;s just a small representation of what&rsquo;s available, and half the fun will be discovering these unique restaurants for yourself.Entertainment options are quite diverse here &mdash; there are art galleries on Hazelton and Scollard such as Canadian Fine Arts Gallery, Ingram Gallery, Loch Gallery, and Gallery Gevik. Residents can stroll west on Bloor Street for the latest exhibits at the ROM and Gardiner Museum, or take in a show at one of many nearby theatres.Nightlife options are also available, there&rsquo;s drinks and live Jazz at The Pilot, seafood and wine at Buca Osteria &amp; Bar, for bar games you can head south of Bloor to The Bishop and Belcher. And if that&rsquo;s not enough, Yonge and Bloor neighbourhood is only minutes away for vibrant nightlife options.

Suites at The Yorkville come in a variety of different layouts and exposures for studio, 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom + den, 2 bedroom, 2 bedroom + den, and 3 bedroom penthouse suites. Unit sizes range from 383 square feet for a studio to a staggering 2380 for a sprawling penthouse suite.Within these <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown">downtown Toronto condos</a>, you&rsquo;ll encounter plenty of desirable features and finishes &mdash; dark hardwood floors, granite countertops, European styled kitchens with stainless steel appliances, floor to ceiling windows, private balconies, and some units have exposed concrete pillars.Desirable finishes, amazing amenities, and a stylish building is likely enough to convince most buyers that this is a can&rsquo;t miss location &mdash; of course, that would mean leaving out the neighbourhood, which quite frankly, could be the best part of living at The Yorkville.

Drum roll please &mdash; boasting an awe-inspiring Walk Score of 100, 32 Davenport Rd is as walkable as they come. For groceries, there&rsquo;s a Pusateri's Fine Foods around the corner and a Rexall Pharma Plus close-by on Avenue Road.Those who rely on public transit have several bus routes in the neighbourhood, and for longer trips, Bloor-Yonge Station is mere minutes away for subway lines.Even car owners will find this area easy to navigate &mdash; for the Don Valley Parkway, head east on Bloor street to Danforth road for the nearest on-ramp.

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