36 Howard Park Avenue

Though often one or another takes the lead in any given project, cooperation truly shines through with Triumph Developments, RAW Architects, and the landscape designers at Ferris and Associations — every nook, cranny, and tree at 24-36 Howard Park Avenue looks spectacular. Located in the eclectic Roncesvalles Village in west end Toronto, the Howard Park Residences attract many prospective buyers from all walks of life.

Completed in 2017, RAW Architects turned this irregularly shaped site into into a truly impressive 8-storey triangular structure. The 5-storey charcoal brick base looks classic, but the true highlight of the Howard Park Residences are the tiers of open terraces which rise in smart step-backs and make up the buildings top 3 storeys. The building is also barbecue ready, and generous private outdoor spaces are available for residents of 24-36 Howard Park. All in all, these buildings are a gorgeous architectural landmark for the neighbourhood to admire.

Considering all that Roncesvalles Village has to offer, the selection of amenities more than satisfies its residents. There’s concierge service in a beautiful entry-court lobby, a gym, a meeting room, lounge space for entertaining, and a state-of-the-art media centre fully outfitted for cinema-quality screenings.

Lastly, there’s an abundance parking available — even for bicycles. This provides more than enough room for family and friends who come over for summer barbecues or even just stop by while exploring the neighbourhood.

For the many prospective homeowners attracted to the Howard Park Residences , they offer 96 units, ranging in size from approximately 500 to 1,450 square feet. This includes one and two bedroom suites, both with the option of a den. Those looking for even more space will he happy to hear there are 2-storey townhouses to be found at 24-36 Howard Park Residences as well.

Notably, the condos have exceptional sustainability features. While this includes picturesque green roofs and charming vines growing throughout its terraces, there’s more than meets the eye here: The Howard Park Residences features a geothermal energy system to heat and cool the building quite efficiently, something that's certainly not found in most Toronto condos for sale.

Roncesvalles Village is a home to many exciting local businesses. Even though there are many independent boutiques in the area, it's the food that Roncesvalles’ residents are perhaps proudest of. When it’s a perfectly crafted coffee at a friendly café, a new favorite beer at a neighbourhood brewery, or a scrumptious sandwich from a nearby restaurant, residents of the Howard Park Residences often find that supporting local businesses can be quite the delicious endeavour.

Finally, and perhaps after filling up a picnic basket, 24-36 Howard Park’s residents can head down the street and reach High Park in a few minutes. High Park is one of the biggest parks in the city, and a third of it remains in a natural state, plus it boasts rare oak trees that are perfect to set a blanket under.

Formerly the site of many auto shops, 24-36 Howard Park has long been very accessible for drivers. Located where the major streets of Dundas Avenue and Roncesvalles meet, those living here can easily drive within this part of city, as traffic circulates quite well. And for destinations further away, the Gardiner Expressway is only a short drive away.

Those who’d rather take public transit are also well positioned. The 505 Dundas Streetcar makes a stop just steps away from the building at Dundas and Howard Park. It will take riders east to the Downtown core quickly from Roncesvalles, or west toward subway service on the Bloor-Danforth line at Dundas West Station. The latter is also just a ten-minute walk away.