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The Village

Alter Condos

The name for the forthcoming condo building at 89-95 McGill Street and 355 Church Street in <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/the-village">The Village neighbourhood</a> is quite fitting: the Alter Condos indicate a reworking of the traditional residential tower. Rather than shower the building in glass, the architects behind the Alter Condos opted for a more interesting design.The design by Architects Alliance is striking and exciting: atop a glass-clad podium sits a tower with a grey glass and white snake-like design working its way up the fa&ccedil;ade. Recessed balconies maintain a sleek aesthetic while providing residents with shady spaces for dining al fresco or planting small gardens. Built in 2018 and developed by Tridel, the structure soars to 33 storeys and houses 335 units.While the exterior is alluring enough, prospective buyers are often enticed by the long list of amenities offered to residents living at 89-95 McGill St &amp; 355 Church St. Inside, homeowners have access to a concierge, a gym with yoga studio, a movie screening room, and a party room and loungeOutdoor amenities, on the other hand, are found on the terrace situated on top of the building&rsquo;s podium. Here, residents can take a dip in the outdoor pool, lounge or dine on the rooftop, or even cook in the outdoor kitchen.And at the end of a particularly long day, residents can spend some time in the building&rsquo;s hot tub set beside a fireplace for the ultimate in relaxation and luxury.

While the Alter Condos is located in the heart of <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown">downtown Toronto</a>, there are plenty of quiet and cozy spots to enjoy in the immediate area as well. This way, residents can have their pick &mdash; or they can simply enjoy the best of both worlds.An entire day can be spent getting lost in the shops within the Eaton Center, which attracts more visitors each year than the Mall of America. Alternatively, a couple of venues for live theatre are within walking distance, including the Ed Mirvish Theatre, the Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre Centre, and the Buddies in Bad Times Theatre. Music fans will also love living so close to the Phoenix Concert Theatre, which takes just around 10 minutes to reach by foot.Groceries are within even closer reach for residents of the Alter Condos: an expansive Loblaws is located in the historic Maple Leaf Gardens building at Carlton and Church. Alternatively, a 7-minute walk will land one at a Metro at College and Yonge.

When designing the Alter Condos, Architects Alliance and Tridel took Toronto&rsquo;s diversity into consideration. Suites range dramatically in size, starting at approximately 400 square feet and reaching to around 1,200. Not only can buyers with families of all sizes (or none at all) find suitable <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/condos-for-sale">Toronto condos for sale</a> here, but buyers also have a choice in unit style based on their budgets.For example, standard ceiling heights of around 8 feet can be found in suites on floors 6 through 12 and 14 through 23. Those looking for something slightly more dramatic might opt for a unit on the 5th, 13th, or 24th floors, or a penthouse unit, since all of these boast 9-foot ceilings. Yet any home one chooses comes with a private balcony of its own.The suites within the Alter Condos are designed with both style and comfort in mind. Laminate flooring features acoustic underlay, while ceramic or porcelain floors are found in laundry areas, storage spaces, and bathrooms. Granite or quartz countertops are the norm in 89-95 McGill Street and 355 Church Street&rsquo;s kitchens, as are Energy Star dishwashers and refrigerators, plus low-flow faucets with pull down sprays.The bathrooms are equally efficient, thanks to dual flush, low-flow toilets and low-flow showerheads and faucets. And stacked, high efficiency Energy Star washers and dryers mean residents can even rest easy knowing they won&rsquo;t be wasting any extra water when doing a load of laundry.

Living so close to Yonge Street has its perks. Residents of the Alter Condos can walk to College Station on the Yonge subway line in around 7 minutes, while Dundas Station takes approximately 9 minutes to reach. From the latter, Union Station is just 3 stops away, where passengers can transfer onto VIA Rail trains, GO buses and trains, or the UP service to Pearson International Airport.Drivers living at 89-95 McGill Street and 355 Church Street can also get around the city with ease. Both the Gardiner Expressway and the Don Valley Parkway can be reached in less than 10 minutes. Best of all, either of these highways can be used to reach Pearson in around 30 minutes when the traffic cooperates.

Tridel Luxury Alter Building In The Convenience Location. Bright And Spacious Two Bedroom Corner Unit. Approx 800Sqft. Unobstructed South View Of Downtown, Cn Tower And Lake. Steps To Subway, Yonge Street, Ryerson University. 10 Mins To U Of T..Etc

All Existing Applicants: Refrigerator, Stove, Dishwash, Washer And Dryer, Microwave. Tenants Insurance, $300 Key Deposit, Tenant Pays Utilities. No Pets And No Smoker.

The Village condos are spread out along major roads as well as quieter side streets. This way, prospective residents hoping for convenience, as well as those wishing for serenity, can both find something that suits their needs. Those who want to live in the centre of it all can opt for buildings like <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/21-carlton-st-the-met-condos">The Met Condos</a> or the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/21-carlton-st-the-met-condos">The Met Condos</a> and <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/45-carlton-st-the-lexington">The Lexington</a>, both of which are situated on Carlton Street. Alternatively, <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/19-dundonald-street-terrace-court">Terrace Court</a> and 86 Gloucester are ideal for anyone who prefers the calm composure of a residential neighbourhood.And then there are residents drawn to the neighbourhood for the unparalleled nightlife on Church Street. <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/70-alexander-st-the-alexus">The Alexus</a> should do the trick for this group, as the building is located right at the corner of Church and Alexander Street, and just south of some of the Village&rsquo;s most popular venues

The Locals: Open minded.Code of Conduct: The month of May is pretty quiet in the village, with everyone resting up in anticipation of Pride celebrations in June.What You&rsquo;ll Find: A high concentration of LGBTQ-run businesses.What You Won&rsquo;t Find: Tons and tons of green space.The Homes: Conveniently-located condos.Sealing the Deal: The welcoming atmosphere.

Downtown

With Yonge Street comprising the western border of the neighbourhood, residents living in the Village condos can get around the city with ease &mdash; even without a car. Anyone traveling north or south can simply hop on the subway at either Wellesley or Carlton Station, while those heading east or west can use the Carlton streetcar or the Wellesley bus to get around.The condos in the Village are also well situated for those who prefer to drive. Yonge Street can be used to reach the Gardiner Expressway to the south or the 401 to the north &mdash; plus plenty of downtown and midtown neighbourhoods in between.

You don&rsquo;t have to be queer to purchase <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/condos-for-sale">Toronto condos for sale</a> in the Village, although this neighbourhood has a reputation for being particularly welcoming to this community. Sometimes called the Gay Village, the Village is a lively <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown">downtown Toronto</a> spot filled with businesses run by, and catering to, LGBTQ residents. The neighbourhood is spread out between Isabella Street and Gerrard, and from Yonge Street to Jarvis, with the main commercial strip situated along Church Street.The Village condos are surrounded by shops, restaurants, and bars, making life extremely convenient for the residents that live within them. From Mexican to Japanese, locals never tire of the restaurants in the area, while special events may even call for a trip to Smith: a highly Instagrammable eatery that&rsquo;s especially popular with the brunch crowd.When cravings for comfort food hit, on the other hand, residents living in the Village condos know that Hair of the Dog will do the trick. Dining at this pub also gives patrons a taste of the neighbourhood&rsquo;s past. The LeBaron Steakhouse, which used to occupy the building, was only given a slight facelift before reopening in the 1990s as the Hair of the Dog. What&rsquo;s more, the original designer behind the LeBaron, which opened in the 1950s, was hired to oversee the renovation at the ripe age of 80.The restaurants in the Village may be tempting, however it&rsquo;s impossible to eat out for every meal. Thankfully, residents have access to the enormous Loblaws at Maple Leaf Gardens &mdash; a building that has a significant history of its own. Originally constructed to house an ice rink, and used as the Maple Leafs&rsquo; home base from 1931 to 1999, the heritage building is also celebrated for its impressive Art Deco fa&ccedil;ade. Besides the aforementioned Loblaws, today the building is also home to a Joe Fresh, an LCBO, and Ryerson University&rsquo;s Mattamy Athletic Centre.

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