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Price/Sqft Range
676 sqft - 1077 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$746 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1984
Building Scale
Floors: 13 | Total Units: 206
Building Type
Low-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 1984
Condo Corp
MTCC-648 MTCC-649
Date Registered
Sep 25, 1984
Common Element
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
Built in 1984, The Summit stands as an established residential development in Toronto's Niagara neighbourhood. The complex combines traditional low-rise condominium living with multi-storey townhome designs, offering a distinctive alternative to the glass towers that dominate the King West corridor.
The building features solid brick construction with architectural details that emphasize interior space and character. Select units showcase wood-burning fireplaces and exposed brick walls—amenities rarely found in modern high-rise developments.
With 206 units distributed across 13 storeys and complemented by townhome residences, The Summit maintains a human scale that harmonizes with the surrounding streetscape while delivering the density and amenities expected in downtown Toronto.
Standard condominium layouts range from 676 to 1,077 square feet, while multi-storey townhome units extend up to 1,600 square feet. Floor plans emphasize open-concept designs that maximize living and dining areas for comfortable furniture placement.
Many suites have been enhanced with modern upgrades including gas cooking appliances and contemporary lighting systems. The building's design prioritizes functional living spaces over purely aesthetic considerations.
At an average of $746 per square foot, The Summit offers competitive value within Toronto's downtown core. The added benefit of private outdoor spaces, including terraces and small yards, provides a rare commodity in the urban market.
The King West lifestyle centers on community connectivity and urban convenience. The neighbourhood successfully balances quiet residential streets with access to Toronto's Financial and Entertainment Districts.
The area attracts working professionals and families who value both downtown proximity and neighbourhood character. The Niagara community offers pet-friendly green spaces, independent retail markets, and a diverse mix of dining and entertainment options that serve both day-to-day needs and evening recreation.
The Summit represents a joint development effort between Toddglen Construction and Creson Investments, completed in 1984. This partnership reflects Toddglen's expertise in mid-rise residential construction and community-focused development within Toronto's urban core. The property is professionally managed by Shelter Canadian Properties Ltd.
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