44 St Joseph St, Toronto
Polo Club II
Overview
If you’re looking for a Toronto condo in a prime downtown location with energetic amenities and a sense of residential community, Polo Club II might be the place to live.
Polo Club II is located at the corner of Bay Street and St. Joseph Street, at the top of the Bay St. Corridor. Similar to Polo Club I, the 26-storey building has a glass and brick façade with a rounded glass pillar facing Bay Street. There are over 380 Toronto condos for sale or for rent at Polo Club II, from junior one-bedrooms to two-bedrooms plus den, as well as penthouse suites. The units are spacious and bright with high ceilings, hardwood floors, modern kitchens, and desirable sun-filled solariums. Walking distance to the University of Toronto, Yonge Street entertainment, and the Financial District, Polo Club II is an ideal downtown spot.
Most Notable Features
Ground floor convenience: A note of convenience about Polo Club II is that the ground floor of the building is commercial space, featuring a 7-Eleven for quick groceries and store goods, Mullins Irish Pub, and several other shops. So if you find you forgot that last minute ingredient, or you just want to pop out for some pub food, its all just an elevator ride away.
Gym and Pool: Residents at Polo Club II enjoy an energetic list of amenities, including an extensive at-home gym and a rooftop pool. Whether you like lifting weights, swimming laps, or just relaxing poolside to enjoy the sunset, Polo Club II has a nice variety of exercise and leisure options all at home.
Building community: Whether it’s the ‘club’ philosophy, strong building management, or just good neighbours, Polo Club II encourages a friendly and fun sense of community, featuring year-round events, community BBQs, movie-nights, and even book clubs. Community information can be found at the Polo Club II website.
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About 44 St Joseph St, Toronto
All that downtown Toronto has to offer is right outside your door. On Bloor Street you’ll find fashionable boutique shopping, on Yonge Street you’ll discover fun nightlife adventures, the Eaton Centre is only a few blocks away, as is Queen Street shopping and entertainment, and the Financial District. A few local eats to check out are Crown Princess Fine Dining on Bay Street, SIGNS Restaurant and Bar on Yonge Street, and 7 West Café on Charles Street with a rooftop patio.
For groceries and other household needs there is a Rabba Fine Foods on Wellesley, a Shoppers Drug Mart on Yonge and Charles, and you’ll find Loblaws, Bulk Barn, Metro, and Sobeys all along College Street near Yonge.
Have a need for a spot of green, Polo Club II is across the street from the University of Toronto, St. George campus grounds, where you can meander through tree lined pathways and admire inspiring 19th century architecture. Right in the middle, you’ll also find Queen’s Park, a lovely space to bicycle, roller-blade, exercise outdoors, or sit under a tree and read.
The Bay St. Corridor area has a 99 Walk Score, with bike lanes along College and Wellesley Streets. There are TTC options on Bay Street, College Street, and access to the Yonge-University subway line is just a short walk. If you drive, you can zip onto the Gardiner Expressway via York Street, and the Don Valley Parkway is via Danforth Avenue.