200 Sackville Street & 5-23 St Bartholomew Street & 46-64 St David Street & 41-59 Regent Street

Located at 200 Sackville St, The Bartholomew Downtown East is not your cookie-cutter modern condo; standing 13 storeys tall, this building appears to be just a stylish mid-rise building, but it is also home to some very stylish townhomes which almost form a private community between Sackville St and Regent St.

To go with desirable condos and townhomes, this property provides residents with some nice extras — fitness centre, yoga studio, party room, cinema room, games room, meeting room, pet spa, shared patio and garden, concierge, security guard, and parking garage. And with Regent Park just around the corner, you have a great green space just minutes away for walking the dog.

Because there’s so many different layouts and suite options, this property certainly casts a wide net when it comes to buyers; whether you’re a young professional, a couple, part of a growing family, or an empty nester who’s downsizing from a detached home, there’s a Toronto condo for sale here to suit your needs. It’s possible that first time home buyers may be interested in this building as well, but prices might be too high.

The living experience at The Bartholomew Downtown East depends on where your unit is located — the condominium or the towns. Those who own a townhouse, have 3 floors of living space and an experience that’s quite similar to what you’d get from a detached home; these units back onto a large courtyard, which gives them a private community feel.

For buyers who are interested in a condo, the experience is in line with most other modern buildings. Suite sizes range from 353 square feet for a studio to 1573 for a 3 bedroom townhouse. Regardless of what you unit you choose, you get luxurious finishes like hardwood floors, modern kitchens with stainless steel appliances and breakfast bar, upgraded bathrooms, and private balconies.

Regent Park wasn’t always a sought after neighbourhood, but now as many condo developers are flocking to the area, it’s suddenly desirable. From your front door at 200 Sackville St, you’ve got great options for food and fun within your neighbourhood, and fantastic neighbourhoods like the Distillery District and St. Lawrence just next door.

Can’t get your morning started without a freshly brewed coffee? No problem, you have choices within walking distance. For something unique, you can check out Sumach Espresso, Odin Cafe + Bar, and Red Line Coffee. Or if you’re a creature of habit, Tim Hortons is only minutes away on Parliament.

For dining out, Paintbox Bistro is just up the street, there’s Wendy's on Dundas, and Quincy's Afro-Kitchen and Bar, Sukhothai, and Halal Noor Pizza on Parliament. If that’s not enough, you can always make you way to the Distillery District for Italian at Archeo, Mexican at El Catrin, surf and turf at Pure Spirits Oyster House & Grill, and pub food at Mill St. Brew Pub.

Entertainment options are diverse in the neighbourhood — recreation enthusiast and try-hards alike, have Pam McConnell Aquatic Centre and Regent Park Community Centre for swimming or a pickup game of basketball. You can enjoy a drink in the Distillery District at Stirling Room or The Beer Hall, or head to Church Street or Yonge for vibrant clubs and pubs.

Beyond the normal entertainment choices, sometimes it’s fun to act like a tourist; as a resident of Regent Park, you’re not far from attractions like St. Lawrence Market, The Hockey Hall of Fame, and the CN Tower. You can head to the Eaton Centre for a one of a kind shopping experience, or catch a concert at a famous venue such as Massey Hall.

200 Sackville St has a 93 Walk Score — one could say it is the Doug Gilmour of walkability. As a resident of this building, you can easily run your daily errands without a vehicle or public transit; even groceries are easy for condo owners here, as there’s a FreshCo on Parliament and a Shoppers Drug Mart on Dundas, both of which are less than a 5 minute walk.

And if you thought it couldn’t get any more convenient — it can. This area has excellent public transit, with east and westbound buses and streetcars on Dundas just around the block on Dundas; for those who need to travel downtown, route 505 will carry you to Dundas Station for subway lines.

Car owners can avoid most city traffic — emphasis on most — by heading east on Dundas St E for the nearest on-ramp to the Don Valley Parkway. For the Gardiner Expressway, head south on Cherry St and you’ll be there in minutes.