130 Carlton St, Toronto
Carlton on the Park
Overview
Built in 1985, Carlton on the Park is located at the intersection of Carlton and Jarvis, right in the heart of Toronto’s Cabbagetown, one of the city’s most vibrant neighbourhoods.
It is a well-established residence that offers 120 Toronto condos for sale and for rent across 12-storeys, all of which feature spacious terraces or balconies with great views of Toronto’s skyline or Allan Gardens Park. Suites are notably large, ranging from two to three-bedrooms with sprawling living spaces and big bedrooms. There is plenty of room to relax or entertain in a unique personalized style. Plus, the building has an excellent array of amenities that will keep you energized while at home.
With a prime Cabbagetown location, Carlton on the Park is immersed among a community of artists, musicians, journalists and writers with close proximity to Toronto’s Eaton Centre and Financial District for buyers needing easy access to downtown.
Most Notable Features
Community spirit: One of Toronto's most sought-after neighbourhoods, Cabbagetown residents share a real sense of community spirit that you can really see and become a part of during the Cabbagetown Fall Festival, as well as the annual LGBTQ Pride Parade.
Doorstep TTC access: Residents at Carlton on the Park have direct access to Toronto’s TTC with the Carlton streetcar right outside your door. You can zip over to Yonge Street in minutes and hop onto the subway to reach any destination in the city.
Great amenities: Residents at Carlton on the Park can take advantage of a great list of building amenities comparable to newer Toronto condos, including friendly 24-hour concierge, racquetball courts and a fabulous indoor pool. These services make it easy to maintain an active and friendly lifestyle, all from the comfort of home.
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About 130 Carlton St, Toronto
With a spacious condo 130 Carlton Street, you are immersed in one of Toronto’s most lively 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 and Queen Street’s many live music venues, cafés, bars and boutique shops. A few local gems to explore include Kinka Izakaya Original for Japanese small plates, Hard Rock Café at Yonge-Dundas Square, and Boutique Bar on Church Street for high-end cocktails.
For all your local groceries you can stop by Daily Fresh Supermarket on Church Street near Shuter, as well as Metro 24-hours on Gould Street and Loblaws at Maple Leaf Gardens on Carlton Street.
Nearby green space will be easy to find with Allan Gardens right across the street, and you can also explore Riverdale Farm and the Rosedale Ravine to the east.
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 Carlton/College streetcar can connect you easily to east and west destinations, plus the Yonge-University subway line 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.