95 Lombard St, Toronto
Overview
A Toronto condo with an out of the way feel, bright and spacious suites, steps from both the historic St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood and the bustle of Toronto’s downtown core, St. James Place has a lot to offer. Located on a quaint street near Jarvis and Adelaide, St. James Place is a 14-storey building offering boutique Toronto condos for sale and for rent. There are only five suites per floor, which gives the building a quieter, relaxed vibe. The units are bright and spacious with large floor-to-ceiling windows, stainless steel appliances, a suitable list of amenities, and beautiful views of the Toronto skyline and the St. James Park and Cathedral.
Most Notable Features
Best of both neighbourhoods: In the northwest corner of the St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood, you’re still very close to popular hot spots like the Distillery District, the farmers' market, and many shops and restaurants, while living right next door to Yonge Street, the Eaton Centre, and the Financial District. If you enjoy the quaint, old-world ambiance of St. Lawrence but want the excitement and ease of hopping into Toronto’s core, St. James Place could be right for you. A calm and quiet space: With only about 65 units available in the building and just five suites to a floor, the building creates a private and personal residential experience within downtown Toronto. If calm and personal sounds good to you, it’s an ideal spot for new families, young couples, professionals, and investors. 24 Hour Views: With floor-to-ceiling windows, the bright, open views of the city are even more breathtaking at night, when Toronto’s skyline starts to twinkle. The building’s graded façade gives most units the enjoyment of a corner window, a unique feature for a Toronto condo that tingles your stomach almost as much as it enthrals your eyes.
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About 95 Lombard St, Toronto
Living within the St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood, you’ll have everything you need just outside your door. Enjoy the boutique shops of the Distillery District, and the fresh farmer’s produce at the St. Lawrence Market. Check out local gems such as Triple A Bar at Jarvis and Adelaide, Carbon Bar on Queen Street, and Fehrenheit Coffee right across Lombard Street. For groceries and other household items stop by King Groceries on King Street or Metro on Front Street. Also, car owners take note: just up the street, at Jarvis and Richmond, you’ll find a Petro Canada gas station. For a stroll in the park you have several options, among them St James Park, Moss Park, and the grounds of the Metropolitan United Church. Or take in a film at the nearby AMC Theatre at Yonge and Dundas Square.
Transit riders take note, 95 Lombard St is a short walk to the closest public transit Bus Stop (Church St at Lombard St North Side) with route Queen, and route Queen. If you need to get on the highway often from 95 Lombard St, Gardiner Expressway and Lower Sherbourne St has both on and off ramps and is only a 2-minute drive.