Broadview Avenue / SOLD

Timeless views and a fabulous layout in Minto Skyy.  Flooded with natural light, the floor to ceiling windows provide an expansive unobstructed east view to Lake Ontario. This unit efficiently utilizes every square foot. Complete with a custom kitchen island, stainless appliances, built-in microwave and dishwasher. Bedroom has a oversized closet with built-in shelving and a walkout to balcony. Locker and security system Included 4 piece bath.  24 hour security, Gym, Sauna, Common Area Deck with BBQ and Garden.

 Perfectly located in Todmorden Village, steps from the Brickworks ravine system, shopping, grocery stores, The Danforth lively nightlife, walking distance from Broadview Subway stations, close proximity to Pottery road and the DVP.

Todmorden Village

The retail district located at Broadview Avenue and Pottery Road includes a large grocery store, restaurants, a health centre, and professional offices. The Pape Village shopping district south of O’Connor is brimming with local retailers that cater to the homeowners in the surrounding area. This busy shopping district is very diverse and includes everything from hardware stores and pharmacies to grocery stores, bakeries, and restaurants. On a hot summer day, it’s worth a stop at the local Dairy Queen at the north-west corner of Broadview and Pottery Road. At the back of this Dairy Queen is an observation platform that provides a spectacular view of the Don River Valley. The Evergreen Brick Works situated in the Don Valley ravine off the Bayview Extension seems like a world away from everyday life in Toronto. Evergreen Brick Works is Toronto’s newest Green initiative and it is attracting visitors of all ages from all parts of the city who are gathering here to shop at the popular farmers market, hike along nature trails and to learn about Toronto’s urban nature. One of the highlights of the Evergreen Brick Works is the immensely popular Saturday Farmers’ market. There are a plethora of vendors at this market selling everything from native plants and organically grown local fruits and vegetables to freshly baked bread and organic meats. One popular vendor delights the early morning and lunchtime crowd by selling freshly made crepes as well as breakfast burritos. Waffles and organic lemonade are other popular stops for hungry shoppers enjoying the fresh air of the open market.

Bus services on Broadview Avenue and O’Connor Drive connect passengers to the Broadview station on the Bloor-Danforth subway line, while the Pape Avenue bus connects passengers to the Pape station, also on the Bloor-Danforth subway line. Motorists can drive downtown in five to ten minutes via either the Bloor Viaduct or the Bayview Extension. Commuters are just a few minutes from the Don Valley Parkway, which connects motorists to a series of highways that span the Greater Metropolitan Toronto Region. The Bayview Extension and Don Valley Parkway can be accessed from Pottery Road.