141 Roehampton Avenue

Catering to prospective homeowners seeking an intimate community in a multi-residential building, the Radley Condos at 141 Roehampton also offer homeowners a sense of luxury and timelessness. Nested into a popular street just north of Eglinton Avenue, these midtown Toronto condos sit in the charming Yonge and Eglinton neighbourhood.

Completed in 1982 by the Radley Place Limited, some gorgeously cultivated gardens and mature trees now surround the building. Standing at 10 storeys tall, the building is not remarkably large, but it’s a distinguished edifice nonetheless: deep red brick with bright stone accents encompass the grand structure, forming an octagon of sorts, where every other face comprises a grand wall of windows.

The design culminates in 141 Roehampton’s most distinctive façade, which sits parallel to the street: it showcases vertical stretches of elongated window panels, creatively arranged so as to lead the eye up to the sky — projecting a sense a opulence and grandeur.

Inside, residents have access to grand set of amenities. This includes a well-appointed recreation room, a billiards room, and 24-hour concierge service in a sophisticated lobby. Though, what stands out in particular, are the condos’ fitness facilities: They feature, in addition to well-equipped weights and cardio spaces, a resistance pool for an engaging, low-impact workout. Then afterwards, the sauna proves to be a delight.

As distinctive as the Radley Condos’s octagonal shape is, it was created with more than just aesthetics in mind — Toronto condos for sale here prove to be quite generously sized, especially considering at the very most there are 4 suites on a given floor: they range from approximately 1,500 to 2,000 square feet, and consist of two bedroom and two bedroom plus den layouts.

Although just a few of 141 Roehampton’s living spaces extend onto private outdoor areas, residents with living in these impressive units have access to spacious terraces. Regardless, all of the suites feel bright and fresh, courtesy of grand glass-clad walls and the myriad of windows throughout the building, all of which bring in an abundance of natural light.

Roehampton is a largely residential roadway — much to the benefit of those living in the condos: residents can rest and relax at home before they enjoy heading out to the vibrant commercial scene around the corner. Either along Yonge at the west end of their block, or down Redpath Avenue at the opposite end to Eglinton East, the boutiques and eateries of Yonge and Eglinton are awaiting.

Along Eglinton East, 141 Roehampton’s residents can find some upscale restaurants and cafés, as well as a Loblaws and an LCBO that are conveniently close by, at Lillian Street. Similarly, Yonge offers even more shopping, however it also leads to an exciting public space that doesn’t demand visitors spend any money: the Northern District Public Library is located on Orchard View Boulevard, and contains the Canadian Children’s Book Centre — much to the delight of parents living in the neighbourhood.

Even for those who don’t drive, residents can venture throughout the city with ease. Eglinton Station is around the corner, just steps south of Eglinton on Yonge, only taking about five minutes to reach on foot. Situated on the Yonge-University-Spadina line, trains from Eglinton Station carry riders north and south through the city, offering a connection to the east-west running Bloor-Danforth line on the way to the downtown core.

Finally, for the Radley Condos’ residents who do prefer to drive, traffic in the area usually moves well. When drivers need to access the 401 by heading north of Yonge or travel east on Eglinton to reach the Don Valley Parkway, they can rest easy knowing that both routes only take around ten minutes from 141 Roehampton — as long as it’s not rush hour, of course.