80 Yorkville Avenue & 100 Yorkville Avenue

Right in the heart of one of Toronto’s most chic and high-end neighborhoods, the condos at 100 Yorkville Avenue offer some of the most luxurious and stylish condominiums in the city. The value of Toronto condos for sale like these — especially for Yorkville condos — is ever increasing, making modern homes like those at 100 Yorkville a strong investment for those who can afford to grab a piece of the pie.

Built in 2010, the mid-rise building has a bright façade of stone and teal-tinted glass, with 2 floors of retail on the lower floors facing Yorkville Avenue. As well, 100 Yorkville was built on top of the former Mount Sinai Hospital, and as such the historical yellow brick exterior has been incorporated tastefully into the modern architecture.

A discrete entryway behind the building gives residents easy access to their homes, plus plenty of coffee shops, eateries and specialty shops are located right down the street. Of course, an upscale condominium like this has plenty of fantastic amenities for residents to use. In this case, the lineup includes a gym, concierge and security services, guest suites, a pool, a sauna, a parking garage, a party room, a conference room, a billiard room, and valet parking.

80 Yorkville stands at 18 storeys tall, while 100 Yorkville reaches to a humble 8 storeys. Between both buildings there are a total of 93 Toronto condos, which can range in size from around 700 square feet to nearly 5,700 square feet. The suites feature 1 to 3 bedrooms, 1 to 4 bathrooms, and libraries or dens in certain units.

The homes here are grand and stylish, with 8-10 foot ceilings, 8 foot windows, smart open-concept kitchens and dining areas, and spa-like bathrooms with freestanding soaker tubs. Kitchens feature stainless-steel appliances, sleek laminate cabinetry, and stone or marble counters.

Some suites throughout the building even have domed ceilings and private elevator access. Floors are finished with polished wood, and all suites have at least one balcony and gas burning fireplaces to warm up to.

The area directly around 100 Yorkville is perfect for any resident’s needs, especially if those needs include luxury shopping. Yorkville is highly walkable, with plenty of salons, boutiques, restaurants, and bars around every corner. As well, streets like Avenue Road, Bloor Street, and Davenport Road have their own charming venues and stores to visit. And there’s even more retail to browse at the nearby Yorkville Village Mall or Hudson’s Bay Centre.

On weekends or evenings, residents can entertain themselves by visiting the many arts and culture venues around Avenue and Bloor street, including the Royal Ontario Museum and the Gardiner Museum, Koerner Hall, or the Spadina or Varsity Theatres.

Green spaces are plentiful as well; great parks like Jessie Ketchum Park, Queens Park, Harold Town Park, and Ramsden Park are a brief walk from the building, as are the bike paths that wind their way through the Rosedale Ravine.

And for interested families, quite a few schools are also close by, such as Jessie Ketchum Junior and Senior Public School, Rosedale Junior Public School, St Josephs College, and Branksome Hall.

Traversing the area around 100 Yorkville is no problem at all. The wide, one-way roads are great for biking around the neighborhood, as are the bike lanes along nearby streets like Bloor and Bay. Bus routes service all the major streets around Yorkville, and residents are about a 2 minute walk to Bay Station, giving them access to both of downtown Toronto's major subway lines.

For drivers, the nearest highway is the Don Valley Parkway, accessible via Bloor Street East.