1246 Yonge St, Toronto
Overview
If a Toronto condo amid winding, tree-lined streets, upscale shops, fine dining and an abundance of greenery appeals, you’ve come to the right place. Constructed in 2005, this low-rise Toronto condo for sale sits in the Yonge-St. Clair corridor in the heart of Summerhill. Stretching from David A. Balfour Park in the east to Avenue Road in the West, Summerhill Gardens is situated in one of Toronto’s most established neighbourhoods.
On a historical note, Summerhill Gardens are named after Summerhill House, a cottage built in 1842 by Charles Thompson on the crest of his property. Today, the Summerhill Gardens residences sit on the same site. In the 1880s, CP Rail led the development of Summerhill; today, the CP Railway Station serves as the LCBO’s flagship location.
Most Notable Features
Suites: Spread out over three stories, suites at Summerhill Gardens range in size from 655 to 1,067 square feet and are offered in various layouts and exposures, so there’s truly something to suit every taste and style.
The Best of Both Worlds: Residents are mere steps from Summerhill subway station, which means easy access for commuters who appreciate the parklands of midtown Toronto.
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About 1246 Yonge St, Toronto
Summerhill Gardens has plenty of places to hang out with friends and enjoy a great meal, including Brownes Bistro, John & Sons Oyster House and The Rosedale Diner. If a caffeine fix is high on your list, Aroma Espresso Bar and Havana Coffee serve up a great cup. Groceries can be found at Pusateri’s Fine Foods, Loblaws or Dinah’s Cupboard. If you’re looking for some entertainment, try Canadian Broadcast Museum Foundation, TeodoraArt Gallery, Berenson Fine Art and De Luca Fine Art | Gallery.
Nearby schools include The York School (Middle & Senior School Campus) and Cottingham Junior Public School. Want to get some fresh air or take your dog for a walk? Look no further than Pricefield Road Playground, Rosehill Reservoir or Toronto Dingos Training Ground - David Balfour Park (they’re also great places to relax with a good book, too).
Transit riders take note: Summerhill Gardens is only steps to the closest TTC bus stop.S Drivers can access the Valley Pkwy via Bayview Avenue.