426 University Ave, Toronto

Overview
Formerly The Royal Canadian Military Institute, this notable address was transformed into Toronto condos in 2014 creating the Residences at RCMI, a unique living experience that combines urban sophistication with historical allure.
The building can be found on University Avenue, soaring to 42-storeys of sleek angular glass above the original ground-level façade, restored with two decorative cannons at either side of the entrance. On the inside, there are 318 Toronto condos for sale and for rent, most of which are one-bedroom plus den suites. Layouts and exposures vary from unit to unit, with open concept living areas and kitchens, bright and airy vibes, and large balconies facing north or south. Designed to LEED standards, Residences at RCMI is a testament to green living at its finest. This area is also home to some of the city’s finest art galleries, including the Art Gallery of Ontario, Ontario College of Art and Design, and Village by the Grange.

Most Notable Features
Historical appeal: Unlike most other downtown Toronto condos, Residences at RCMI has the distinction of material history. When you look at your condo you can see into the past. The original building was constructed in 1907 as a library, museum, and private club dedicated to Canada’s military history. Although the suites enjoy fully modern finishes, the building still offers an inspiring sense of the past for the discerning homeowner.
Central location: Located right on University Avenue, homeowners at Residences at RCMI will love the prime downtown locale, just steps from St. Patrick subway station on the Yonge-University line. Within walking distance to Bloor Street and Yorkville, Yonge Street and the Eaton Centre, plus Queen Street West and Toronto’s Entertainment District, residents here are right in the thick of it.
Smart amenities: Residences at RCMI boasts an smart array of amenities, including a fully equipped fitness facility for a healthy lifestyle, plus convenient bicycle storage for urban cyclists, and a car share facility for residents to combine their commutes and help save the environment.