The Rio
35 Merton St, Toronto
Overview
A striking complex situated in the hub of trendy Davisville Village; these Toronto condos for sale offer easy access to the neighbourhood’s many high-end boutiques, trendy restaurants and galleries. Part of a four-tower complex, these stylish Toronto condos back onto the Kay Gardner beltline and an abundance of green space with unobstructed views of the city skyline. Residents can hike, walk and rollerblade in the area's many trails and parks and take in the colourful farmers markets.
On a historical note, Toronto’s quaint Davisville Village takes its name from its founder, John Davis, who opened the area’s very first post office at the intersection of Yonge Street and Davisville Avenue in 1840. An immigrant from Staffordshire in England, Davis also ran the Davis Pottery, then the largest employer in the village.
Most Notable Features
A host of amenities: Residents can enjoy the building’s many amenities, including a state-of-the-art fitness room for some great workouts and a sauna to relax in after a hard day's work. Ahhhhh.....
Convenient living in uptown: Located in the heart of uptown, The Rio is just steps from fine dining, funky cafes, high-end boutiques, theatres and nightclubs.
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Need a morning caffeine fix? Rachel’s Caffeine Fix and Coquine Express Cafe serve up a great brew. Not in the mood to cook? I Zu japanese restaurant and Fionn MacCool's Irish are just two of the many local eateries. Need some ingredients for your Saturday dinner party? You’ll find groceries at Bruno’s Fine Foods and Sobeys. For culture lovers, The Al Green Gallery, Cineplex Canada Square and Canadian Fine Arts are great places to spend an afternoon. If it’s green space you’re looking for, Oriole Park and Lawton Parkette are ideal spots to get some fresh air and relax with a good book. As for nearby schools, Spectrum Alternative Senior School and Davisville Junior Public School are a short stroll away.
If getting around the greener way is your preferred method, Davisville Station is just a short stroll away. For drivers, the closest highway is the Don Valley Pkway via Bayview Ave.
Further Reading
Toronto Condo Neighbourhood Spotlight: Davisville