Overview
Located on Bruyeres Mews just off Bathurst Street, The Yards at Fort York is a 28-storey condo tower rising above a seven-storey podium with horizontal glass balconies and brick accents.
The property offers 412 Toronto condos for sale in Fort York, with suites varying in size and style from studio apartments to three-bedrooms, plus penthouse suites and select townhouses. With mostly open-concept layouts, the units enjoy bright and spacious living areas with nine to ten-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, plus modern kitchens with stainless steel appliances and large private balconies. The Yards at Fort York also offer a range of building amenities that are designed to enrich urban living with healthy activity.
Beyond the building, homeowners will get to explore the growing and historically enriched Fort York neighbourhood, a mix of lush outdoor green spaces and well-known cultural attractions such as the Harbourfront Centre, Molson Canadian Amphitheatre, and the Canadian National Exhibition or CNE.
Most Notable Features
Two-storey townhouses: A unique addition to these Toronto condos, The Yards at Fort York offers a selection of two and three-bedroom townhouses at the same address. The units span two floors and are well appointed with either a balcony or terrace. Perfect for new families or anyone looking for a starter home investment.
The Y Club: The Yards at Fort York offers an amenities package designed to enhance the urban lifestyle with healthy active living, all bundled together at a place called The Y Club. Residents will enjoy a full fitness centre, library, private cocktail lounge, rooftop sundeck, and more.
Jaw-dropping views: The 28-storey tower is designed with balconies on the east and west sides while floor-length windows face north and south, allowing residents to enjoy jaw-dropping views on almost every floor. But if you want a full panoramic view of Lake Ontario and downtown Toronto you can head up to the exclusive rooftop terrace and take a look.
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Highest price per sqft out of 437 condos in Downtown
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With a new home at The Yards at Fort York, owners and renters will experience the new and growing Fort York community situated between Bathurst Street and Strachan Avenue, next door to the Fort York National Historic Site. Sometimes called the ‘Garrison,’ it’s a fresh community coming up among green spaces like Garrison Common and Coronation Park, but with many condo towers and new townhouse developments you’ll feel right at home as a condo owner. And there is a blooming culture of retail shops and restaurants, not far from the excitement of Toronto’s Entertainment District, Liberty Village, and Queen Street West. A few local menus to check out include Beast Restaurant on Tecumseth Street for meals catering to the Canadian carnivore, Banknote Bar on King Street West, and Mildred’s Temple Kitchen on Hanna Avenue for weekend brunch.
If you’re looking for local groceries, you can find Sobeys at Fork York Boulevard and Spadina, Metro on Lynn Williams Street, and Harbour Green Farms on Queens Quay West.
Nearby green spaces are easy to find with Garrison Common to the north and Coronation Park to the south. Plus you can enjoy Toronto’s Martin Goodman promenade along Lake Ontario for bicycling and roller-blading, picnic benches for an afternoon in the sun, baseball diamonds, soccer-fields, and more.
For those residents of 20 Bruyeres Mews without a car, you can get around rather easily. The closest transit stop is a Bus Stop (Fleet St at Bathurst St) and is a short distance away connecting you to Toronto's public transit service. It also has route Harbourfront, and route Bathurst nearby. Residents of The Yards at Fort York also have easy access to Gardiner Expressway, which is within a 4-minute drive using Rees St ramps.