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Price/Sqft Range
481 sqft - 1235 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$987 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2005
Building Scale
Floors: 20 | Total Units: 168
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2005
Condo Corp
TSCC-1676
Date Registered
May 12, 2005
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
High Park Condominiums stands as a 20-storey heritage conversion project that successfully blends historical preservation with contemporary living. Completed in 2005, the development preserved the original 1928 facade and entrance hall from the former Third Church of Christ, Scientist.
The architectural design employs a Modern Classic approach, creating a seamless transition from the heritage masonry foundation to sleek glass and steel construction on the upper floors. Inside, residents are greeted by Art Deco styling throughout the preserved entrance hall and lobby areas.
Designed to capture abundant natural light, the tower features extensive glazing on all sides. Units offer stunning views across High Park's tree canopy, with southern exposures extending toward the Lake Ontario waterfront.
Floor plans at High Park Condominiums range from 481 to 1,235 square feet, featuring open-concept designs that maximize living space. Most suites include private balconies overlooking the surrounding neighbourhood.
The building maintains an Average Price: $987 / sq. ft., a premium that reflects both the exceptional transit connectivity and the unique heritage character of the development.
The diverse range of suite sizes attracts various resident demographics, from young professionals to growing families. Daniels Corporation's established reputation in Toronto's residential market reinforces the building's investment potential and long-term value proposition.
High Park North offers residents a sophisticated urban village atmosphere in Toronto's desirable West End. The neighbourhood combines the tranquility of tree-lined residential streets with easy access to the city's largest public park.
Daily life here revolves around High Park's recreational opportunities and the diverse dining scene found in both Bloor West Village and The Junction districts. The area maintains its quiet residential character while providing seamless connectivity to downtown Toronto.
This location particularly appeals to those seeking refined living with heritage character, where historic architecture meets modern convenience in one of the city's most coveted neighbourhoods.
Daniels Corporation served as the developer for this distinctive project. The company has built its reputation on urban revitalization initiatives that thoughtfully incorporate heritage elements into contemporary residential developments.
Their development philosophy emphasizes lasting structural quality and architectural coherence, ensuring buildings that enhance their neighbourhoods while providing excellent long-term value for residents.
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