Infinity Ⅱ

Overview

The second phase in the Infinity condominium complex, Infinity II is located on Lower Simcoe Street in Toronto’s Core across from the Toronto Railway Museum.

The building stands at 16-storeys and offers 244 Toronto condos for sale and for rent, with suite sizes and layouts ranging from one-bedroom to two-bedroom plus dens. Prospective homeowners can expect to find open concept layouts with laminate flooring, stainless steel appliances and granite counter tops, plus private balconies with great views of Lake Ontario and Toronto’s Rogers Centre and CN Tower. The condos at Infinity II are designed for functionality, comfort and urban convenience, making them an ideal spot for working professionals and young couples.

Most Notable Features

Prime location: Infinity II has a prime location for a downtown condo, just minutes from local TTC and all of the city’s main attractions. Walk to Union Station easily, above ground or below using PATH, and enjoy smooth transit to any destination within the city, plus access to GO Train and VIA Rail services.

Unbeatable convenience: These downtown Toronto condos boast unbeatable convenience with ground-level outlets and eateries. Just an elevator ride away, residents can enjoy a bite to eat at Panago Pizza and Hoops Sports Bar, stop at a hair salon, a health centre and pharmacy, even enjoy limo service to the airport, not to mention access to PATH, Toronto’s underground mall.

Energetic amenities: Residents at Infinity II have access to the shared amenities of the Infinity complex. An energetic array of recreational activities and relaxing pleasures, including a high-end fitness facility, indoor swimming pool and whirlpool, a social lounge and party room, all of which is contained within the exclusive Infinity Club.

What's Nearby

With a condo at 51 Lower Simcoe Street, you are right in the center of Toronto’s Core for sporting events at the Rogers Centre and city attractions like Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, the Air Canada Centre, Steam Whistle Brewery, and of course the CN Tower. There is an endless list of restaurants and bars to enjoy a delicious meal, such as Real Sports Bar & Grill, Mi-Ne Sushi Japanese Restaurant, and Horizons Restaurant atop the CN Tower’s LookOut level. If you want to explore further, Toronto’s Harbourfront neighbourhood, King West’s Entertainment District, and the Financial District along Bay Street are all just a short walk or TTC hop away.

Nearby grocery stores have every ingredient you need to cook at home, with Longo's Maple Leaf Square, Sobeys on Spadina Avenue, or Loblaws on Queens Quay East.

There are many nearby green spaces to enjoy, such as Olympic Park, Roundhouse Park and Bobbie Rosenfeld Park, all within walking distance. You're also a short trip from the paths of Toronto’s beautiful Harbourfront.

Getting Around

Infinity II is a three-minute walk to the closest TTC streetcar stop on Queens Quay West, and Union Station at Front Street and York. Access to the Gardiner Expressway via the York St onramp is only a short drive, making it easy if you're zipping around Toronto in a car.