Centricity Condos

Introducing the brand-new Centricity Condos at 241 Church, a 53-storey mixed-use condominium project planned by Turner Fleischer Architects for Graywood Developments on the northeast intersection of Church Street and Dundas Street East, in Downtown Toronto.

Living in the center of downtown has never been more convenient than at Centricity Condos. The region is quite densely inhabited and is located at Church and Dundas, just south of Metropolitan University's Engineering and Computing Centre in the busy Curch-Yonge Corridor neighborhood of the city. In close proximity to first-rate transportation choices, the best lifestyle amenities, prestigious post-secondary institutions, and significant job hotspots, this opulent 53-story tower will rise above the downtown area.

Centricity Condos' inhabitants will have instant access to top-notch transit alternatives thanks to its flawless Transit Score. Other TTC streetcar and bus routes are conveniently reachable nearby on foot, and the Dundas 505 streetcar stops directly in front of the building. Also a short stroll from home is Dundas metro station.

Centricity Condos inhabitants don't have to give up natural spaces for convenience just because the Garden District is a crowded, heavily inhabited neighborhood in the center of the city. Allan Gardens and Moss Park are located there. The popular beaches, waterfront paths, and the harborfront are all to the south, along with Lake Ontario.

The Centricity Condos are strategically located near many important downtown employment hubs and the Engineering and Computing Centre of Metropolitan University. Both post-secondary students and young professionals will like the densely inhabited area. Numerous notable educational institutions, including George Brown and UofT, are located in Toronto's downtown East. This location is ideal for working, learning, and playing close to where you live, reducing the need for lengthy daily commutes dramatically. The Financial District, Hospital Row, and numerous other employment hubs are also nearby.

 Graywood Developments, which has been involved in real estate investing for more than 30 years, is building Centricity Condos. They prioritise putting the same effort into this project as they do into their award-winning designs and dedication to quality.

TOP REASONS TO INVEST

• Centricity Condos is an incredibly convenient place to live, work, and play, so residents can fully immerse themselves in Cabbagetown's idyllic atmosphere. It is located in Toronto's downtown neighborhood, which is getting more and more popular. This area has a fantastic walk score of 93 and a rider's paradise score of 90. This neighbourhood is transit-oriented, pedestrian-friendly, and a vibrant place to invest, just like many downtown neighborhoods.
• Even better, the busy Yonge Street corridor is only a few minutes away from this neighborhood, which is conveniently located close to many of the restaurants and bars along Carlton Street. Despite having lovely green spaces for residents to enjoy, this urban neighbourhood still enjoys all the advantages of being in the heart of the city. This includes Allan Gardens, Winchester Park, and the iconic Queen's Park in Toronto, which is only accessible by a brief bus ride down Carlton.
• Parliament Street, a bustling stretch of commerce in eastern Toronto that is home to community mainstays including a dollar store, grocery stores, pharmacies, and services, is also only a few blocks from this property.
• The TTC streetcar line along Carlton Street, a higher-order transit service, and the existing TTC bus routes along Sherbourne Street and Wellesley Street East will both be just a few steps away for residents of this community. Within 250 meters of the condo are three bus and streetcar routes, including the 94-bus route, the 506 streetcar, and route 75, a regular bus service. This makes getting about the area via public transportation and a car simple.
• Residents will also profit from local developments in transportation service and infrastructure, such as the Metrolinx Ontario Line subway project, which aims to build a new subway station at Sherbourne Street and Queen Street. The 75 Sherbourne bus route, which stops just a minute's walk from the building, will stop at a subway station that is roughly one kilometer south of the apartment. The Ontario Science Centre will be linked to Exhibition/Ontario Place by this rapid transit line, which will also connect to the upcoming Eglinton Crosstown LRT.
• This new construction will obviously be very accessible by car, public transportation, or foot. It has all the amenities of an urban condo and is located close to a natural green area. Why not make this your next major decision.

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