Spire
Overview
Soaring an impressive 45-storeys of steel and glass at the corner of Adelaide Street East and Church Street, Spire is a must see among downtown Toronto condos.
Winning an Urban Design Award of Excellence in 2009, Spire is a building that combines the style and ease of urban living with the charm of Old Town Toronto. The property offers 353 Toronto condos for sale and for rent, ranging in size from studio to two-bedrooms with select penthouse floor plans. With nine-foot exposed concrete ceilings, polished concrete or hardwood floors and floor-to-ceiling windows, these Toronto condos have an inspiring soft loft feel. Not to mention the ultra sleek kitchens with modern cabinetry, granite countertops and stainless steel appliances, plus a fantastic array of amenities, Spire is a true gem that will delight even the most discerning buyers.
Most Notable Features
Outdoor space: Every single suite has outdoor space and a number of them have remarkably large wrap around terraces. Balconies come complete with a gas hook up and if you don't want to stay in your unit, there is an outstanding rooftop garden with beautiful landscaping exclusive to residents.
Active amenities: Spire has an impressive list of amenities that are designed for an active lifestyle, including a fully equipped fitness centre with change rooms, his and her saunas, a yoga room, a multi-purpose room, plus two fully furnished guest units to treat your friends and family when they visit.
Stunning views: The glass exterior of Spire condos reflects the sky, the beautiful gothic Cathedral Church of St. James and the parks around the building. Almost every room and all those balconies offer breathtaking bird's eye views of our beautiful city.
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About 33 Lombard St, Toronto
With a home at 33 Lombard Street, a quick walk or TTC hop will get you from Spire to the Eaton Centre, the St. Lawrence Market, countless restaurants, cafes, bars, and local boutique stores along King Street and Yonge. Some nearby places to eat are Golden Thai Restaurant, Terroni and Nami Japanese Restaurant. And for a morning coffee you can check out Fahrenheit Coffee, Clockwork Coffee, and Starbucks.
Groceries can be found at Metro on Front Street and of course at the St. Lawrence Market. After dinner if you want to catch a movie, pop over to Rainbow Cinema Market Square or Toronto’s Eaton Centre, both within walking distance.
Spire is also very close to pleasant parks like Moss Park, Saint James Park and Cloud Gardens. So if you want a little break from concrete and a breath of fresh air, the options are open to you.
Spire is nearby several TTC options along Adelaide and Richmond and less than a ten-minute walk to the Queen Station subway. Residents also have easy access to the Gardiner Expressway via the Jarvis St onramp, only a two-minute drive away.