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Price/Sqft Range
557 sqft - 1456 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$614 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1991
Building Scale
Floors: 17 | Total Units: 124
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 1991
Condo Corp
MTCC-993
Date Registered
Nov 7, 1991
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Hydro
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
Metropolitan Essex represents a unique blend of historical preservation and modern residential development. The building incorporates the historic 1931 Frontenac Arms hotel within a 17-storey structure completed in 1991.
The architectural design showcases a white brick base complemented by a white concrete and glass facade. Located at the prominent corner of Jarvis and Carlton Streets, the building sits atop a two-storey commercial podium.
A distinctive feature is the enclosed pedestrian bridge connecting the residential tower to the adjacent Ramada Plaza Hotel, providing residents with access to hotel amenities and services.
Metropolitan Essex offers diverse living spaces with floor plans ranging from 557 square feet to 1,456 square feet. Available configurations include one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and two-bedroom plus den layouts.
With an Average Price: $614 / sq. ft., the building provides an accessible entry point into Toronto's downtown core market.
Residences feature well-designed enclave kitchens and floor-to-ceiling windows that maximize natural light. Corner units offer particularly attractive views of Allan Gardens. Flooring options include both hardwood and tile finishes throughout the suites.
Residents enjoy exceptional amenities through the connected Ramada Plaza Hotel, accessible via the pedestrian bridge:
The Church-Yonge Corridor offers exceptional urban living with a remarkable 98/100 walk score. This high-density neighbourhood combines Victorian-era architecture with contemporary high-rise developments, creating a dynamic streetscape.
Residents benefit from proximity to major employment centres and cultural attractions. The area's perfect 100/100 transit score ensures seamless connectivity throughout the Greater Toronto Area.
Allan Gardens provides valuable green space for outdoor recreation, while the surrounding arterial streets feature diverse dining establishments and retail options that cater to urban professionals.
Polygrand Developments Inc. was a Hong Kong-based development company that entered the Toronto real estate market in 1988. The firm specialized in creating innovative projects that combined hotel services with residential condominium living.
Following financial difficulties, Polygrand filed for bankruptcy in 1997 and ceased operations in the Toronto market. Metropolitan Essex remains the company's sole residential development in the city, representing their unique approach to mixed-use hospitality and residential integration.
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