Park Avenue

Overview

Dreaming of a Park Avenue address? Look no further! Originally constructed in the 1950s, this Park Avenue Toronto condo was awarded a rare “A” by Toronto Star architecture critic Christopher Hume. Formerly the Duplate Canada building, this renovation retains much of the original architectural detailing with its classic lines and limestone cladding. The striking columns and flat roof are particularly striking, along with a modern addition – the new canopy over the main entrance.

Most Notable Features

A Striking Landscape: Outside, no detail has been overlooked in this building’s landscaping, from the landscaped terraces to the colourful tulips beds.

Suite Sizes and Layouts: Buyers will appreciate the care and attention in the design of this building, from the soaring ceilings with oversized windows, French doors with Juliet balconies and walk-out terraces – to say nothing of the marble and exotic wood floors! Once home to three elevators, one of them was removed to increase the square footage in the units, which wrap in a U-shape around the remaining elevator shafts.

Sophisticated Elegance: Park Avenue residents will appreciate the luxurious touches this address offers, including building’s spacious lobby with a fireplace and the flat screen televisions mounted on a wall of unpolished, cut back granite.