560 Front St W, Toronto

Located at 560 Front St W, Reve is a strikingly stylish 14 storey building in the King West neighbourhood; the slate grey and burgundy exterior, coupled the unique, slanted box-like shape makes this property impossible to ignore. Additionally, the fact that this building is tucked into one of the most desirable neighbourhoods in the city, only amplifies its stature.

Reve was built in 2011, and provides residents with a reasonable offering of modern amenities; gym, sauna, party room, cinema room, meeting room, shared rooftop deck, concierge, and parking garage. As well, often overlooked but always appreciated — guest suites and visitor parking is available, so your friends and family can stay the night without crashing on your coach or bothering you about street parking.

In light of King West’s youthful vibe, King West condos for sale are well suited to young professionals, couples, and first time home buyers. As a condo owner in this building, you’ll never need to stray far for dining, entertainment, and urban convenience.

If you’re now worried that this desirable building won’t have a unit for you — it’s not that exclusive; there are 305 units in Reve, ranging in size from 435 square feet for a studio to 1455 square feet for a 3 bedroom + den. These Toronto condos break the trend a little when comes to modern design, with many units that are irregularly shaped with corner windows and unsymmetrical floor plans.

The price of units in this building varies considerably, and can go beyond 7 figures for the largest suites, but even smaller more affordable units have desirable finishes — hardwood floors, marble countertops, stainless steel appliances, soaker tubs in bathrooms, floor to ceiling windows, and some units have multiple floors. All units have balconies, and several units feature oversized terraces.

And should you ever feel claustrophobic in your condo, Garrison Common in only a few minutes away for walking trails at a historical site.

Trendy, vibrant, eclectic — King West is one of the liveliest neighbourhood in the city, especially for young professionals. Known for brewpubs, unique restaurants, charming cafes, and its close proximity to the Entertainment District — with a condo in King West you can find something to keep you occupied every day of the week.

Whether you’re celebrating a birthday, selecting a great spot for first date, or just too lazy to cook — there are countless high-end restaurants waiting to serve you; there’s Le Sélect Bistro for French cuisine, Marben for a can’t miss brunch, Rodney’s Oyster House for seafood, Lee for French-Asian fusion, Patria for Spanish cuisine, and many more.

Sports fans are within walk distance of the Rogers Centre for Blue Jays games, and Scotiabank Arena is just a bus ride away. For a night on the town, you have microbreweries like Northern Maverick Brewing Co, there’s SPiN Toronto for drinks and ping pong in a massive rec room like bar, Bar Buca is great for drinks on a patio, and if you need a wider selection, you can stroll east to the Entertainment District.

Caffeine connoisseurs — you can sub the word addicts there — will be thrilled by this location; Thor Espresso Bar, Love Child Social House, and Bayleys Brew Bar Smoothie Bar are around the corner on Bathurst. On King you’ll find Starbucks, Brioche Dorée, Nook Café, and Tim Hortons. And on Portland, Jimmy's Coffee is waiting with a freshly brewed coffee.

560 Front St W has a 93 Walk Score — pat yourself on the back if you thought of Doug Gilmour — so residents can easily accomplish their errands on foot; for grocery runs, there’s a Rabba Fine Foods on Front, and Sobeys Urban Fresh Spadina nearby, both of which are less than a 10 minute walk from the lobby doors at Reve.

Public transit riders have north and southbound buses on Bathurst and Spadina, and east and westbound streetcars on King which connect to St. Andrew Station for subway lines, making it easy to navigate downtown Toronto.

Car owners can drive south on Spadina to Lake Shore Blvd for the nearest Gardiner Expressway on-ramp.