311 @ Imperial Square

Overview

A conventional-looking 11-storey midrise, 311@Imperial Square has a lot to offer between its great location in the St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood and the 90 boutique Toronto condos for sale and for rent found inside. Located on Richmond Street at the corner of Sherbourne, both the charming St. Lawrence area and the George Brown College design scene are open for residents to discover. Suites at 311@Imperial Square feature open-concept living and kitchen areas with lots of counter space, hardwood and tile-flooring, plus floor-to-ceiling windows and private balconies. With a functional and urban vibe, 311@Imperial Square is an ideal space for first time buyers and young professionals looking to rent.

Most Notable Features

Rooftop garden deck: 311@Imperial Square offers a list of amenities easily comparable to other downtown Toronto condos. Residents enjoy a full exercise facility, a party and billiard table room, bike lockers, and most notably an outdoor rooftop garden deck with picnic benches and beautiful city vistas.

Green space galore: With four downtown parks surrounding you, St. James Park, Moss Park, David Crombie Park, and Orphan’s Green Park, you’ll always have a place to go when you need a break from the bustle of the city, a breath of fresh air, or outdoor space to relax, exercise, or play.

Design student appeal: Very close to George Brown College campus, 311@Imperial Square is a fine spot for prospective students. With many design studios and theatres surrounding the area, it could make a productive and inspiring home for students interested in art and design.

What’s Nearby

At the corner of Richmond and Sherbourne, all that downtown Toronto has to offer surrounds you. A few local hot spots to check out include Fusaros right across the street on Richmond Street for a rustic Italian fare, Carbon Bar on Queen Street, and Mystic Muffins on Jarvis Street where you can get delicious apple cake, fresh banana bread, and Lebanese-inspired sandwiches. And for the gourmet coffee lovers, stop by Fahrenheit Coffee on Lombard Street.

Neighbours with George Brown College, The Financial District, and The Distillery District to the southwest, you will find moments for all of life’s pursuits.

For a fun night out in the city, you can take in a show at the Sony Centre for the Performing Arts or enrich yourself with classic cultural inspirations at The Beauchamp Art Gallery.

Getting Around

Get around the city anyway you want, walk comfortably, hop on the TTC at King and Queen Streets streetcar, bicycle along Richmond or Adelaide, or drive easily with access to the Gardiner Expressway within minutes via Yonge Street.