CIELO CONDOS IN TORONTO

A unique project that involves the restoration of a 125-year-old church on the site and a proposal for a 38-storey condominium tower, this is will be an investment opportunity that’s highly in-demand.

CIELO Condos is a new high-rise condominium development by Collecdev in Toronto. This pre-construction project is located at 300 Bloor Street West, on the northwest corner of Bloor and Huron Street in The Annex neighbourhood.

development brings a unique mix of old and new architecture to an eclectic Toronto neighbourhood. One of the only intersections in the city featuring subway access in all four directions.

AMENITIES

CIELO Condos proposal involves bringing the church up to code, restoring its oversized cathedral windows and creating a pedestrian breezeway that connects to the new residential tower.The developers are partnering with ERA Architects – who specializes in heritage restoration – and KPMB Architects, who skillfully handled the modernization of the Royal Conservatory of Music, which sits just down the street. Proposed for 38 storeys, the tower would include mostly residential use, with a mix of 30 per cent one-bedroom units, 60 per cent two-bedroom and 10 per cent three-bedroom units.

LOCATION & NEIGHBOURHOOD

CIELO Condos allows you to be a part of the modernization of The Annex area and its lifestyle, which will likely continue. Thanks to the nearby University of Toronto, the neighbourhood has a youthful, friendly vibe with plentiful cafes, shops and lifestyle amenities lining the stretch. It’s a popular hangout for students and faculty alike.

Yet it’s also home to a selection of lavish Victorian homes and, overall, residents here tend to have higher than average incomes. The Annex serves as a cultural hotspot in the city, home to landmarks such as The Royal Ontario Museum, The Bloor Cinema and the Royal Conservatory of Music.

It’s also one of the best neighbourhoods in Toronto for transit, with both subway and streetcar service making it extremely easy to get downtown, or elsewhere in the city. It’s a short walk to the intersection of Bloor and Spadina, which provides subway service in all four directions and is a busy pedestrian intersection.

The neighbourhood is populated with parks, leafy side streets and schools, making it a popular destination for growing families too.The adjacent neighbourhood – Yorkville – serves as a luxury shopping district and has been the location of several new upscale high-rises and The Annex definitely benefits from being just steps away.

With shopping, dining and entertainment at your fingertips as well, it’s no wonder so many residents want to call The Annex home. Investing in this unique project is a great opportunity to be part of one of Toronto’s most desirable pockets.