Twenty Collier
20 Collier St, Toronto
Overview
Twenty Collier, found just north of Bloor Street on the east side of Yonge, is a 13-storey contemporary low-rise with a classically styled corner façade, offering 89 boutique Yonge and Bloor condos for sale and for rent. Built in 2003, the units are newly appointed one and two bedroom suites with modern finishes such as hardwood floors, eight to nine-foot ceilings, floor-ceiling windows, upgraded kitchens, and lavish bathrooms.
On the pricier side of Toronto’s condo market, the right residents will love the contemporary styling, the ideal location, and the extensive array of amenities from fitness facilities to an outdoor landscaped patio. Beyond the building itself, residents are living within the Yonge and Bloor neighbourhood, an eclectic downtown experience that brings together fun nightlife adventures, boutique shopping, arts and culture venues, and Toronto business bustle.
Most Notable Features
Steps to Toronto’s best: Located just off Yonge Street north of Bloor, Twenty Collier enjoys a ‘best of both worlds’ setting. At a moment’s notice you can dash into Toronto’s chic Yorkville neighbourhood or walk over to Rosedale for a stroll through nature. When you’re finished exploring locally, you can hop on the TTC at Yonge and Bloor to get anywhere you want to go in the city.
Peace and quiet: With only 89 residences, Twenty Collier has a naturally smaller and calmer atmosphere. There is a high-percentage of older residents, further fostering a sense of peace and quiet. For those who like the idea of a quaint and relaxing home just steps from Toronto’s bustling city life, Twenty Collier is an ideal choice.
Relax and entertain: Compared to other downtown Toronto condos, Twenty Collier’s amenities are designed for relaxing entertainments. You won’t find a swimming pool here, but you will enjoy a variety of hangout spots from the indoor fireplace lounge to the billiards room to the outdoor patio.
Building Details
Included in Maintenance Fees
Highest price per sqft out of 447 condos in Downtown
Based on 3 recent sales at 20 Collier St, Toronto
Based on 3 recent rentals at 20 Collier St, Toronto
Less
expensive than Yonge and Bloor
condos for sale
At the Twenty Collier
Condos sold at Twenty Collier within the past twelve months
About 20 Collier St, Toronto
With a boutique home at 20 Collier Street, one of Toronto’s most popular intersections is just a short walk away. The Yonge and Bloor neighbourhood offers an exciting mosaic of the downtown living experience, with the central TTC junction pulling it all together. You will enjoy a smooth blend of business, fashion, artistry, and entertainment, from Yonge Street nightlife and cultural events to Bloor Street restaurants and cafes, Yorkville boutique shopping, and Bay Street business bustle. Discover the Royal Ontario Museum, the Toronto Reference Library, the Eaton Centre, plus a variety of cinemas, theatres, and art galleries. A few local gems to visit include The Pilot on Cumberland Street for live Jazz on a heated rooftop patio, Mamma’s Pizza on Yonge Street for classic thin-crust and specialty toppings, and Trattoria Nervosa on Yorkville Avenue for a rooftop patio serving traditional Italian food with an impressive drink menu.
Groceries and household needs are all within walking distance at Longo’s on Bloor Street in Hudson’s Bay Centre, Valu-Mart at Bloor and Bay Street, and No Frills at Saks Market on Bloor just west of Sherbourne Street.
For those who crave the outdoors, you’re just a block away from the walking and biking trails of Rosedale Valley as well as Queens Park, a popular tree-filled spot perfect for jogging, roller-blading, outdoor workouts, or simply sitting in the shade with a book.
The Yonge and Bloor area has a 100 Walk Score, with nearby bicycle-friendly lanes on Wellesley, College, and Sherbourne Streets. If you want to travel fast, the main hub of Toronto’s TTC network is right at Bloor and Yonge, giving you access to the whole city. For car-owners, the area is easily navigable with access to the Gardiner Expressway via Yonge Street and the Lower Jarvis onramp and the Don Valley Parkway via Danforth Avenue.
What Residents Are Saying
“I've lived in this building for about a year now; it's a fantastic place. The building is small, quaint and charming.”
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