86 Gerrard Street E

Built in 1985, this 12-storey boutique residence offers spacious downtown Toronto condos in the Church - Toronto — an exciting, inclusive community. As is often the case with older buildings, units in Gerrard Place have great value per square foot and are generally larger than those found in a new development.

Gerrard Street is a pet-friendly building, ideal for anyone who cannot live without their faithful companion. Amenities are humble — parking garage, meeting room, party room — but with a condo in this neighbourhood you’ll want to get out in the community as often as possible.

This building may not be the most appealing on the outside, but there are some exceptional investment opportunities inside. With great value per square foot and spacious 2-storey units, putting your own personal touch on one of these Toronto condos for sale could bring a great return down the line.

There are 56 units spread out over this 12-storey building, providing residents with privacy that cannot be found in larger condominiums. Suites sizes range from just under 800 square feet, to over 1500 for a 2 bedroom unit.

Given the age of this building, you can expect finishes to vary from unit to unit, but all suites are 2-storeys, have large master bedrooms, private balconies, and spacious open-concept layouts.

The Village, also known as the Church Street Corridor, is renowned for its inclusive community — holding a prominent place in the LGBTQ+ community and home to residents of all cultures and backgrounds, this vibrant neighbourhood is ideal for anyone who desires to be part of a friendly and exciting community. With a condo in this neighbourhood, you have trendy cafes, excellent restaurants, exciting nightlife, and convenient shopping — all just outside your front door.

If you’re in a hurry and need a coffee in the morning, there are many cozy cafes nearby for your caffeinated fix; Snap Coffee and Starbucks are just outside your front door — and if you go a little further, there is Balzac's Ryerson Image Arts, Page One Cafe & Bar, Zavida Coffee Roasters, and Tim Hortons.

For dining out, you have many great choices nearby — KINKA IZAKAYA is just around the corner on church, Roti Roll Caribbean Cuisine and Yonge Street Warehouse are minutes away on Yonge, plus larger chains like Swiss Chalet, Pickle Barrel, and Milestones. For quick picks ups and fast-food you have all the major chains — McDonald’s, Harvey’s, Subway, and Pizza Pizza.

Nightlife is plentiful in the Church Street Corridor and in the surrounding area as well; there are quaint pubs like Mick E Fynn's, lively spots for bar games like Ram in the Rye, or bustling dance floors like those at Club 120. And if you venture out onto Yonge Street, you'll find a slew of pubs, clubs, and live music bars.

Residents of 86 Gerrard St E have some of the best shopping in the city nearby. Yonge Street is home to many boutiques but most notably the Eaton Centre and its hundreds of stores. And if you head north on Yonge to Bloor Street — you have Yorkville upscale shopping.

Even those who love urban living need a little nature from time to time — from 86 Gerrard St E you have Ryerson Community Park to the south, Allan Gardens to the east — with an off leash dog park — and Queen’s Park to the North-West if you need something more expansive. For grocery pickups there is a Metro on Gould and Loblaws on Carlton.

86 Gerrard Street E has a Walk Score of 96 — so running errands on foot should be easy. Those who rely on TTC service have College Station just a few blocks west, connecting you to subway lines, street cars, and buses throughout the city.

Drivers have easy access to major highways; head south to the Lower Jarvis on-ramp for the Gardiner Expressway, and head east on Dundas for the Don Valley Parkway.