25 Lower Simcoe Street

The Infinity 4 Condos, completed in 2014, offers elegant design to a prime location, 25 Lower Simcoe Street. The last of what may be called a lineage — following the success of Infinity I Condos, Infinity II Condos, and Infinity III Condos — these condos uphold the Infinity Complex's high standards of comfort and style.

The work done by E.I. Richmond Architects on this 16-storey condo is superb. Efficiently using the space, these traditional condos add a sophisticated residential complement to bustling excitement of the Core. On the towers, the long balconies handsomely punctuate the blue shimmer of the building’s large glass window panels. At ground level, the building's concrete base signals the enduring elegance of these residences.

Inside, the Infinity 4 Condos’ lobby, inspired by the most lavish hotels, provides 24-hour concierge service. That service along with the lobby's grand waterfall make coming home remarkably peaceful.

Living at 25 Lower Simcoe means access to the Infinity Complex’s amenities — all top-notch. Have a seat and relax in the library, or on the tanning decks. Have some friends come to enjoy the lounge or the billiards room. Stretch your muscles out in the pool, or work them out in the state-of-the-art exercise facilities — after either spend some time in the sauna.

The building amenities are meant to give even the busiest city lifestyle’s an easy way to unwind. Still, if residents need to get some business done, the condo’s business centre is mighty convenient.

The 298 downtown Toronto condos at the Infinity 4 Condos attract many, but especially young professionals and couples. They begin at one bedroom and go up to two bedrooms plus den. Specifically their sizes start at around 525 square feet, and the largest reach almost 1300. Regardless of size, all Toronto condos for sale in this building prove to be comfortable places to call home.

At 25 Lower Simcoe, these stylish homes are carefully designed to be cared for easily. Storage in the kitchens’ European designed cabinetry is plentiful. Cooks will love the timeless granite countertops and the self-cleaning stainless steel range. The Energy Star refrigerator and dishwasher are both also stainless steel, as is the microwave over the range.

There's always something to do when you live in City Centre. Across the street from the Infinity IV, the Ripley’s Aquarium and the Steamwhistle Brewery consistently offer fun, albeit very different, activities. Though, what really makes life in City Centre so dynamic and exciting is its ever-changing series of visiting artists, musicians, entrepreneurs and more from around the world.

In the Princess of Wales and Royal Alexandra Theatres, the most successful touring shows perform. Though primarily housing the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and Mendelssohn Choir, Roy Thomson hall hosts musicians from around the world. Even the Metro Toronto Convention Centre hosts concerts and events that will surely spark residents’ curiosity. All of these places are just a short walk away in the Entertainment District.

Residents of the Infinity IV will also love living so close to the Lakeshore. Among the many cultural venues here, art lovers will enjoy exploring the Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery. It exhibits some of the most daring international artists, for free. The Gallery also hosts some massive parties, like the chic Power Ball, always one of the most ambitious — and fun — fundraising events in the city.

Also at the Lakeshore, residents will find the Sobeys Urban Fresh. Their large selection of groceries is conveniently less than five minutes from home. If they forget anything, luckily there is Longo's around the corner in Maple Leaf Square where they can find all the essentials.

Getting around the city from 25 Lower Simcoe is simple. With Union Station a short walk away, residents have many options for taking the TTC. At Union, they can find streetcars that travel along the Lakeshore and north up Spadina. Additionally, they can hop onto the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line.

Going further outside the city is also easy for Infinity 4 Condos’ residents. At Union Station, they can also find GO Transit, whose busses and trains serve the city’s surrounding towns and suburbs. They can also take the Union-Pearson Express, an ultra-comfortable train that will take them from downtown to the airport in only twenty-five minutes.

Driver’s just need to get to York Street, around the corner from 25 Lower Simcoe, to reach the Gardiner Expressway. On the Gardiner, residents can connect to the Don Valley Parkway, that will take driver’s north through the city to the 401.