53-105 McCaul St & 60-120 St Patrick St, Toronto
Village by the Grange
Overview
Situated in Toronto’s Queen West neighbourhood, Village by the Grange lies in the heart of one of Toronto’s hippest communities. Built in 1978, this mixed-use development is composed of seven buildings that house residences, retail shops and restaurants.
Originally a rental building, Village by the Grange boasts 552 Queen West condos for sale with over 20 design layouts and private courtyards. Residents will enjoy spacious balconies with interior units that face a beautifully landscaped courtyard, while it's just a short walk to the world-renowned Art Gallery of Ontario or AGO, the charming Grange Park, quaint Baldwin Street, vibrant Queen Street West, Chinatown, and many other famed Toronto destinations and landmarks.
Most Notable Features
Ground floor convenience: This building houses ground level retail shops, so residents can step outside their door and experience a wide array of restaurants, shops and services. For those who need a morning caffeine fix, you’ll find several cafes on the ground floor of Village by the Grange. Enjoy your morning latte and a bagel right outside your door!
Grange Park: One of the best features of Village by the Grange, is Grange Park where you will find an open field perfect for off-leash dog walks, outdoor games like frisbee and touch football, summer picnics, plus there is a children's playground and water-fountain, all just a short walk from Queen Street and the Art Galley of Ontario.
Fun amenities: Among the building’s amenities, a few features really stand out like the outdoor pool, landscaped courtyards and stunning atria. And let’s not forget the media room, where you can enjoy a movie night with family and friends.
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About 80 St Patrick St, Toronto
Some good places to grab a bite are Duke of Cornwall, Manpuku Japanese Eatery or Thai Delight. Venture a little further for a meal at one of Grange Park neighbourhood's restaurants. If you love coffee, you're not too far from The Library Specialty Coffee located at 281 Dundas St W. For grabbing your groceries, Lucky Moose is a 3-minute walk.
For those residents of 80 St Patrick St without a car, you can get around quite easily. The closest transit stop is a Bus Stop (McCaul St at Stephanie St) and is nearby connecting you to Toronto's public transit service. It also has route Queen nearby. For drivers, the closest highway is Gardiner Expressway and is within a 4-minute drive from 80 St Patrick St, making it easier to get into and out of the city using on and off ramps on Bay St.