Cumberland Tower Condos
Found in Toronto's Yorkville area, Cumberland Tower Condos was built by Camrost-Felcorp. This Toronto condo sits near the intersection of Avenue Rd and Bloor St W. Cumberland Tower Condos is a High-Rise condo located in the Yorkville neighbourhood. Cumberland Tower Condos is a 25 storey condo, located at 188 Cumberland Street. There are suites ranging in size from 385 to 1190 sqft. This Toronto condo has 255 units. Amenities here include a Concierge, BBQ Permitted, Jacuzzi and Spa as well as an Indoor Pool. Included in your monthly condo maintenance fees are Common Element, Building Insurance and Water.
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This vibrant neighbourhood boasts plenty of great eateries where you can hang out with friends, including Zola, La Serre and DINE Magazine. For caffeine addicts, Nespresso Boutique Bar serves up a great brew. Need some ingredients for your Saturday night dinner party? You’ll find everything you need at Whole Foods Market. For a dose of culture, look no further than the Royal Ontario Museum, Liss Gallery and Gallery Catalyst. Love being outside? Village of Yorkville Park, Taddle Creek Park or Jesse Ketchum Park are ideal spots to catch a breath of fresh air, take your dog for a walk or relax on a bench with your favourite book.
For those residents of 188 Cumberland St without a car, you can get around quite easily. The closest transit stop is a Bus Stop (Avenue Rd at Bloor St West North Side) and is only steps away connecting you to Toronto's public transit service. It also has route Avenue Road nearby. Access to Gardiner Expressway from 188 Cumberland St is within a few minutes drive, making it easy for those driving to get into and out of the city using Yonge St ramps.