Overview
Found on Simcoe Street just south of King Street and across from Roy Thompson Hall, Symphony Place is a well-established 23-storey highrise with a welcoming lobby of Victorian Era white stone inspiration. The condo tower rises above the grounds of the historic St. Andrew Presbyterian Church, with a total of 87 King West condos for sale and for rent. Allowing for great views of the city, suites range in size from notably large one-bedroom to two-bedrooms plus dens, featuring hardwood flooring, huge panelled windows, enclave kitchens, modern appliances, and an energetic list of building amenities.
Outside your door, Symphony Place is immersed in one of Toronto’s main theatre districts, with all the thrill and rush of the King West neighbourhood surrounding, plus easy access to Yonge Street nightlife, Queen Street music, and Bay Street’s Financial District.
Most Notable Features
Black tie optional: At home in what some people call the Black Tie District, Symphony Place is next door to many of Toronto’s top theatres including Roy Thompson Hall and the Royal Alexandra Theatre, while also very close to a variety of more casual, indie show venues. Enjoy the choices for an exciting evening of music or drama, in black tie or jeans.
Very spacious suites: Symphony Place is noted among downtown Toronto condos for its spacious suites. With square footage ranging from 700 to over 3000, even one-bedroom suites enjoy a feeling of openness, while the penthouses are big enough to get lost within.
Time told value: Built in 1991, Symphony Place is a well-established condo building with over 20 years of residential history. For homeowners looking for proof of a condos value, there is a hardly a better sign than the test of time, and Symphony Place is certainly here to stay.
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About 71 Simcoe St, Toronto
There are a lot of great restaurants around 71 Simcoe St. If you can't start your day without caffeine fear not, your nearby choices include Tim Hortons. For grabbing your groceries, Good Health Mart Exchange Tower is not far.
For those residents of 71 Simcoe St without a car, you can get around rather easily. The closest transit stop is a Train Stop (St Andrew Station - Southbound Platform) and is only steps away connecting you to Toronto's public transit service. It also has route Line 1 (yonge-university) nearby. Access to Gardiner Expressway from 71 Simcoe St is only a 2-minute drive, making it easy for those driving to get into and out of the city