NXT

Overview

Located in Toronto's West End, NXT is a 29-storey high-rise just southwest of High Park off of Windermere Avenue. The property showcases contemporary design styles, excellent amenities, and smart urban integration within the surrounding natural landscape.

With 464 Toronto condos for sale and for rent at NXT, the building offers a wide range of layouts and exposures from cozy one-bedroom apartments to spacious two-bedrooms plus den. Prospective homeowners will find a mix of open-concept and nook-kitchen floor plans, all of which enjoy bright floor-to-ceiling windows, modern stainless steel appliances, nine-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, and private balconies with inspiring views of High Park and the Lakeshore. Not only can you see these scenic destinations, you can easily walk to them any time you wish. While at home, you can enjoy the building’s excellent amenities such as the swimming pool and tennis court. All in all, NXT is a chic and functional residence that offers a top-notch condo living experience at a highly desirable High Park-Swansea neighbourhood address.

Most Notable Features

A High Park address: High Park is a special place. Its picturesque and peaceful character spreads throughout the neighbourhoods it touches, and residents at NXT will experience this first hand. With a High Park address you will enjoy a full-filling sense of place and home unlike any other.

At-home Daycare: A rare find among Toronto condos, NXT offers an at-home Daycare service for homeowners who may need a babysitter during the day. It’s a pretty good perk and something to keep in mind for young working couples and new families, looking for their first home.

TTC convenience: One great thing about these West End condos is the TTC convenience with the 501 streetcar route along The Queensway. It’s a safe and reliable way to get across town fast, zipping you to Yonge Street, the Eaton Centre, Toronto’s Financial District, and farther.

What’s Nearby

With a cozy condo at 103 The Queensway, you will live within walking distance to Toronto’s most well-known and popular green space, High Park. It’s a 400-acre outdoor recreational space with lots of open playing fields perfect for picnics and pick-up soccer or Frisbee, tennis and basketball courts, children’s playgrounds, natural walking trails, as well as education and cultural facilities and even a zoo. The surrounding neighbourhoods from Roncesvalles and the West End Junction to the Bloor West Village and Swansea are all largely residential with a growing community of cafes, restaurants, and boutique shops, not to mention some well-established neighbourhood classics. A few local eateries to check out include Bloom Restaurant for a Latin American dining experience, Yellow Griffin Pub for burgers and beer, and Rawlicious for an inspired vegan menu.

You will be able to find a variety of grocery stores along The Queensway such as Sobeys and NoFrills, plus other independent markets. And Bloor Street to the north also offers a wide range of stores and specialty shops.

After you’ve fully experienced High Park, you can easily explore a number of other outdoor spaces including Rennie Park, South Humber Park, as well as Sunnyside Park where you can connect with the Martin Goodman Trail, perfect for bicycling and jogging along the waterfront.

Getting Around

For those residents of NXT without a car, you can get around quite easily with the 501 streetcar at The Queensway and Windermere Avenue, just down the street. For drivers, you can get onto the Gardiner Expressway via South Kingsway in ten minutes or less.