12-70 Cole St, 7-35 Oak St & 100-106 Regent St, Toronto

Overview
Just west of Regent Park along Cole Street, One Park West Urban Towns is a collection of three-storey townhomes offering a total of 51 Toronto condos for sale and for rent. Nestled within the newly revitalized Regent Park neighbourhood, it’s a perfect place for young families and first time buyers.
Built in 2011, the townhomes are an extension of One Park West, a condo tower located on Sackville Street, and they share many of the same features and finishes. The Urban Towns range in size from one to three-bedrooms, with interiors showcasing nine-foot ceilings, laminate flooring, granite countertops, plus upgraded bathrooms with deep soaker tubs and an outdoor balcony or patio. Although the townhomes lack extra building amenities, they offer a unique and spacious living experience that is more like living in a house than an apartment. And with the revitalized Regent Park neighbourhood right outside your door, you will have a wide array of cafes, restaurants and shops to explore nearby.

Most Notable Features
Family appeal: Unlike other downtown Toronto condos, One Park West Urban Towns has a strong appeal for young families because they offer more living space than standard tower units, as well as the grounded sense of a house instead of an apartment. In a fresh and lively neighbourhood, these urban towns are just waiting to become beautiful family homes.
Fun Aquatic Centre: Right down the street you’ll find the Regent Park Aquatic Centre, a great spot for kids with its three pools, glass walls and cedar-paneled roof. Bordering a six-acre park, the aquatic centre also has a bake oven, greenhouse, gardening plots, splash pad and off-leash dog area.
A cultural extravaganza: This neighbourhood is also home to Daniels Spectrum, a 60,000-square-foot arts and cultural centre. Launched in 2012, Spectrum’s facility includes theatre space and studios, and houses organizations such as Regent Park School of Music, Regent Park Film Festival, Collective of Black Artists and Centre for Social Innovation, plus 60 workspaces for non-profit groups and arts entrepreneurs.