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Price/Sqft Range
729 sqft - 4376 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$1,187 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2001
Building Scale
Floors: 6 | Total Units: 53
Building Type
Mid-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2001
Condo Corp
MTCC-1395
Date Registered
Oct 2, 2001
Cable TV
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Hydro
Building Insurance
Water
The Residences at Hazelton Lanes represents a sophisticated adaptive reuse project in Toronto's urban core. Developed by Richard Wookey and designed by Boris Zerafa, the building seamlessly integrated eight Victorian-era homes into a mid-rise residential complex. While registered in 2001, the project originated from the 1970s redevelopment of Yorkville from a coffee house district into a retail and residential centre.
The architecture showcases a tiered terrace design that honours the neighbourhood's heritage character. Developers carefully gutted the original heritage structures while preserving the facades to maintain the street-level aesthetic. This approach created distinctive Victorian-style archways and windows that complement the Hazelton Avenue heritage district.
The structure functions as a multi-layered residential environment that maintains the historical scale of the neighbourhood while avoiding the density of modern high-rise developments.
Floor plans at The Residences at Hazelton Lanes range from 729 square feet to 4,376 square feet. These units offer interior volumes significantly larger than most contemporary Toronto condominiums. The suites appeal to buyers seeking the scale and character of a detached home with the convenience of mid-rise living.
The average price is $1,187 / sq. ft. This represents premium value within the Annex and Yorkville border. The pricing reflects strong demand for historical character and larger interior dimensions compared to higher-density new developments nearby.
Life at 18A Hazelton Avenue is defined by its prestigious location within a heritage district. The neighbourhood consists of a balanced mix of long-term homeowners and professionals who value the area's unique character.
The area offers excellent walkability and connects Yorkville's rich history with its current status as a premier retail destination. This location provides a refined residential experience removed from the intensity of the downtown core.
The project was developed by Richard Wookey of Hazelton Residences Inc. Wookey played a significant role in preserving Yorkville's Victorian architecture during the development pressures of the 1960s and 1970s. His portfolio includes York Square and the original Hazelton Lanes complex, with a consistent focus on integrating heritage structures with modern residential use.
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