86 Gloucester St, Toronto
Overview
You will find The Shoreham Apartments nestled in a canopy of trees on Gloucester Street between Church Street and Jarvis. The building stands at 13-storeys and offers 106 well-established Church Street Corridor condos for sale and for rent. With a bright and welcoming lobby, the building has a comfortable tone that continues throughout the many suites, ranging from one to two-bedrooms.
Modern finishes include hardwood floors, upgraded kitchens, separate dining rooms, bright bay windows, and more. The building also boasts an exciting list of amenities for energetic lifestyles and at-home entertainments. Tucked away within Toronto’s Church Street Corridor, a colourful city experience surrounds you from Church Street restaurants and clubs, Yonge-Dundas Square nightlife, the Eaton Centre, Ryerson University, and hop on TTC access to both Yorkville shopping and Queen Street’s exciting music scene.
Most Notable Features
Time-told value: Built in 1978, The Shoreham Apartments have been offering quality downtown Toronto condos for over 35 years. With such well-established property history in the area, residents can sleep easy knowing they live in a home with time-told value.
Energetic amenities: Beyond the spacious and comfortable suites, The Shoreham Apartments also offer a brag-worthy array of amenities, namely an outdoor swimming pool and a regulation squash court. A perfect way to stay active and entertained during the winter months, residents will enjoy these extras all year long.
Friendly homeowners: The Shoreham Apartments is committed to fostering a friendly and active neighbourhood vibe within the building. With a high number of homeowner residents, plus an annual Christmas Party and summer Garden Party, this is a great place for people who like to know their neighbours and create a sense of community.
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About 86 Gloucester St, Toronto
Living at 86 Gloucester Street you are immersed in one of Toronto’s most vibrant neighbourhoods. Home to the annual LGBTQ Pride Parade, Church Street is a fun and friendly place, just a short walk or TTC hop from Yonge-Dundas Square, Massey Hall, Ed Mirvish Theatre, plus all the tech and fashion outlet shopping of the Eaton Centre. Not to mention the nightlife of Yonge Street, Yorkville shopping, and Queen Street’s many live music venues, cafés, bars and boutique shops.
A few local gems to check out include Bumpkin’s Restaurant & Lounge on Gloucester Street for steak and seafood with great atmosphere and service, The Keg Mansion on Jarvis Street, and Onoir on Church Street for a French-Italian menu with a twist: you dine in total darkness and the servers are blind.
Your nearby grocery stores include Hasty Market at the corner of Church and Gloucester, as well as Metro 24-hours on Gould Street, and Loblaws at Maple Leaf Gardens on Carlton Street.
To enjoy local green space, The Shoreham Apartments is very close to Barbara Hall Park and James Canning Gardens, as well as within walking distance to Allan Gardens at Carlton and Jarvis.
The Church Street Corridor has a 98 Walk Score, with nearby bicycle-friendly streets like College and Richmond. If you want to zip around the city, the Yonge-University subway line can connect you easily to nearly every destination in the city, plus the Queen Street streetcar is within walking distance. For car-owners, the area is easily navigable with access to the Gardiner Expressway via Jarvis Street and the Don Valley Parkway via Davies Street off of Queen Street East.