212 Eglinton Avenue E

Just steps from the intersection of Mt. Pleasant and Eglinton sits the Panache Condos at 212 Eglinton Avenue East, an exquisite condominium great for residents looking for a home in the heart of midtown Toronto. Mount Pleasant East and Yonge and Eglinton neighborhoods offer residents the charm of quiet residential streets, along with the urban conveniences of one of the city’s busiest uptown intersections.

Built in 2007, the Panache Condos feature a sleek, modern façade. Clad in glass and stone, the condos at 212 Eglinton East boast a unique stepped design along its north face. The building’s lobby reflects its simple yet elegant exterior, with its high ceiling, and marbled floors and walls. Additionally, a single retail space can be found on the ground floor of the building.

Best of all, residents will have plenty of luxurious amenities to take advantage of, including a pool, hot tub, outdoor patio, 24 hour concierge and security, visitor and guest parking, rentable guest suites, and a multi-purpose party room with its own kitchen and dance floor.

The Panache Condos stand at a humble 21 storeys, and is home to 196 Toronto condos. Each suite features floor-to-ceiling windows and open-concept dining and living areas. Spacious and bright, these suites are the perfect blank canvas for residents to personalize as they please.

The building’s variety of floor plans range in size from around 400 square feet, to almost 1,500 square feet. Toronto condos for sale here come with 1 or 2 bedrooms and 1 or 2 bathrooms, with options for cozy dens as well. The larger suites found along the stepped portion of 212 Eglinton East also boast their own rooftop terraces, while residents living in smaller suites can enjoy spending time outdoors on their private balconies.

Hardwood floors extend throughout the suites, along with granite countertops in kitchens. Stainless steel-appliances and breakfast bars are yet another pair of staples at the 212 Eglinton East.

Even with the roomy suites and long list of amenities, yet another great feature of these homes is the surrounding neighborhood itself. With Yonge and Eglinton a short walk away, as well as the multitude of shops, bars and restaurants along Mt. Pleasant Avenue, nothing is out of reach for residents of this building.

Several large grocery stores can be found nearby the building, while a gourmet grocery store is just right across the street. Alternatively, if eating out is your thing, the area has plenty of highly rated restaurants and comfortable local joints, plus plenty of fast food spots to choose from. As well, lots of local cafes can be found in the area, perfect for cozying up in during winter, and gelaterias galore are ready at hand for summertime treats.

Rainy days or date nights might be spent at one of three movie theaters nearby: two are located at Yonge and Eglinton, while the smaller, independent Mount Pleasant Theatre is within walking distance too. Lots of unique specialty stores can be found along Mt. Pleasant near the Panache Condos, as can the Mt. Pleasant Public Library.

Even from its central, urban locale, 212 Eglinton Avenue East is close to lots of expansive parks. June Rowlands Park is a close by spot to visit for a picnic or some outdoor yoga, while the larger Eglinton Park offers residents plenty of green space, plus a hockey rink, baseball diamond, and soccer field. As well, Sherwood Park is a brief trip north and its ravine trails are a great place to go for a run.

There are also lots of nearby schools, such as North Toronto Collegiate, Northern Secondary, Marshall McLuhan Catholic School, St. Clements School, Pattison High School and Eglinton Junior Public School.

Quick and convenient mobility is not something residents have to worry about. Several TTC buses run along Yonge Street, Mt. Pleasant, and Eglinton, and stops can be found just a few step away from the building’s entrance. Additionally, the Eglinton Subway station is also close, just a 7 minute walk away, or 3 minutes via bus.

Motorists can access the Don Valley Parkway via Bayview Avenue, or they might opt to use Allen road by heading west along Eglinton Avenue. A northbound trip along Yonge Street allows one reach the 401 in no time, while heading south along this street will land one in the downtown core in about the same amount of time.