5 St. Joseph Street / SOLD

FIVE CONDOS

Five Condos at 5 St. Joseph Street is a 45-storey building with a red brick facade designed by the award-winning architectural firm Hariri Pontarini architects. The building is located just off of Yonge street, one block from Wellesley subway station. The lobby, amenities, and many of the in-suite features at 5 St. Joseph Street have been designed by interior design firm Cecconi Simone. 

This one bedroom suite features high end appliances, unobstructed city views, and a parking spot, a rare offering for a one bedroom unit in the city. The large primary bedroom can accommodate a king-sized bed, and the open flow from kitchen to the living room boasts beautiful, unobstructed city views. 

Amenities are located on the fifth floor of the building, and include fitness and weight rooms, change rooms, steam rooms, piano bar, cocktail lounge, party room, kitchen and dining room. The fifth floor also features two rooftop gardens designed by landscape architect Janet Rosenberg and Associates. An additional rooftop garden is located on the second floor that includes a water feature, seating areas and barbecues. In addition to the extensive amenities of 5 St. Joseph, this condominium also includes 24/7 concierge services, a guest suite.

BAY STREET CORRIDOR

The Bay Street Corridor has the advantage of being located within walking distance of the Financial District, the Discovery District, the Hospital District, Toronto City Hall, Ryerson University, the University of Toronto and downtown Yonge Street. This area has evolved into one of Toronto’s prime condo markets which have attracted many young professionals to this neighbourhood.  The nearby Bloor-Yorkville and Yonge Street shopping district as well as many amenities along Bay Street add a lot of jump and vitality to this downtown neighbourhood.

Most of the condominium buildings have been built in the last twenty years with the majority being built in the last ten years, and can be classified as luxury buildings and feature 24 hour concierge as well as recreational amenities. 

Just east off Bay Street onto some of the side streets you will encounter a small number of residential houses and townhomes tucked away on narrow but quaint city streets that feel remarkably residential considering they are set in such a high density area.The Bay subway station on the Bloor-Danforth line and the Dundas, College, Wellesley, St.George and Queen’s Park subway stations on the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line are all within walkable distance.