25 Grenville Street

Looking for a spacious condo in a fast-paced neighbourhood? If so, The Gallery should be on your list. This property takes its name from the actual Gallery which once occupied this location and now serves as the podium for this 26-storey tower. Built in 1990, The Gallery sits at 25 Grenville Street in the Bay St. Corridor.

The Gallery provides residents with a nice list of recreation-focused extras: gym, sauna, squash court, party room, lounge, rooftop patio with unobstructed city views, concierge, security guard, and parking garage.

This building is an ideal choice for professionals who work in downtown Toronto and want to cut their commute; with a condo in this neighbourhood, you’re within walking distance of the Financial District, with exciting attractions nearby and convenient TTC service to carry you around the city.

The Gallery is home to 200 units, ranging in size from 420 square feet for a bachelor to 1231 for a 2 bedroom + den.

As is often the case with older buildings — many suites have seen some upgrading, so finishes may vary. Prospective buyers can look forward to hardwood floors, open concept layouts, large windows, upgraded kitchens with breakfast bars, and ensuite laundry.

Units in this building are well below of the average price per square foot of most Toronto condos for sale in the area, meaning more bang for your buck; given the great location, putting some sweat equity into one of these condos could yield a nice return on investment.

The Bay Street Corridor is one of the busiest areas in Toronto — ideal for people who live a busy life and want a neighbourhood that offers a convenient urban lifestyle. With a condo at 25 Grenville Street you’re well-positioned to take advantage of all that Toronto has to offer for shopping, dining, entertainment, and convenience.

Shopping enthusiasts can take a trip north to Yorkville for upscale boutiques, like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Prada, Brooks Brothers and more; there are also big box stores like The Bay, Winners & HomeSense and Indigo. As if that was not enough, if you head south on Yonge you’ll arrive at the Eaton centre for over 200 stores offering the latest in fashion and technology.

If you’re looking to dine-out there are great restaurants nearby on Bay, Yonge, and College — there’s Tosto Quickfire Pizza Pasta for Italian, Nando's Bay Street for flame-grilled chicken, Freshii for healthy eats, and The Captain's Boil for seafood. You’ll also find all the big name fast food chains like McDonald’s, A&W, Taco bell and more.

Entertainment options are plentiful here — there are nearby concert halls like The Phoenix Concert Theatre and Massey Hall, and several cinemas in the area for movies. Those who crave nightlife have a bounty of options on Yonge Street and some great pubs in the Bay Corridor as well. Sports fans can jump on the subway and cruise to the Scotiabank Arena and Roger’s Centre.

For morning coffee, there’s Second Cup, Starbucks, and Coffee Public. If you need to go on a grocery run you’ll never need to venture far; there’s a Metro just minutes away on Yonge, and a Loblaws on Carlton.

The Gallery has a Walk Score of 99 — perfect for residents who prefer to run errands on foot. Those who rely on public transit have streetcars on College, buses on Bay, and College Station is just around the corner for the Yonge-University subway line.

The Bay Street Corridor is not known as a driver-friendly area, but residents of 25 Grenville Street have only a short trip to major highways — head north on Yonge and then east on Bloor for the Don Valley Parkway, and head south on Bay for the Gardiner Expressway.