100 Hayden Street

If you want to access the best of Yorkville but don’t have a Yorkville budget — this building could be the answer to your prayers.

Situated at 100 Hayden Street, this 18-storey building offers residents executive condos in the Yonge and Bloor neighbourhood — just minutes from Yorkville. There's a lot to like about this building for both budget-minded buyers and those with more financial freedom, making Toronto condos for sale in this property appealing to a large demographic; which makes sense, because the Yonge and Bloor neighbourhood is such a diverse community.

Bloor Walk has a competitive list of amenities: pool, exercise room, sauna, rooftop patio, parking garage, concierge and more. Additionally, this location allows residents to truly experience urban living and all the convenience that comes with it.

Condos at 100 Hayden Street come in 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom + den, 2 bedroom, 2 bedroom + den and 3 bedroom units: there are also 2 and 3 bedroom estate suites, with over 3000 square feet of living space. Finishes vary between units but expect executively styled condos with 9 foot ceilings, hardwoods floors, modern appliances, private balconies, and floor to ceiling windows.

Whether you are a first-time home buyer or an empty-nester looking to trade in your house for hassle free condo living — this building has something to suit all tastes and lifestyles.

The Yonge and Bloor neighbourhood offers an exciting mix of dining, entertainment, shopping, culture and convenience, all rolled into one community. With a condo at Bloor Walk, you are uniquely positioned to enjoy all that Yonge and Bloor has to offer, plus the prestigious shopping and dining options available in Yorkville.

Speaking of dining — you will no doubt have a new favourite eatery if you call this neighbourhood home; from your front door you are only minutes from the vibrant LGBTQ+ Village on Church Street with options like Zi-Techa for a burrito or a bowl, Asahi Sushi, and Onoir for a unique dining experience in the dark or the always popular Hair of the Dog. Venture north to Yorkville and you will find some of the swankiest restaurants in Toronto — Kasa Moto, One Restaurant, Joso’s, Blue Ristorante, Buca Osteria & Bar, and a plethora of others. There are also quick bites like McDonald’s and KFC, for any late night snack hunters.

For nightlife and entertainment, there are a host of great choices in the area; movie night is easy at Bloor Walk, as there is a Cineplex less than 5 minutes from your elevator doors. Weekends are bound to be exciting at Bloor Walk with Yonge Street and its bountiful nightlife nearby; there are lively clubs, karaoke bars, quiet pubs, and a slew of themed bars and attractions, particularly in The Village area on Church St. Arts and cultures seekers have galleries in Yorkville and the Royal Ontario Museum on Bloor. Concert goers are close to Massey Hall and Phoenix Concert Theatre, and a short subway ride from the Scotiabank Arena.

Yorkville is renowned for its high-end shopping — Gucci, Prada, Coach, Brooks Brothers — residents of 100 Hayden can easily stroll along Bloor and browse all the upscale boutiques, but also big box stores such as Indigo, HomeSense, and the Bay. As if that wasn't enough — The Eaton Centre is home to hundreds of stores and just a short ride on the TTC from your front door.

For groceries and the essentials, there is The Market by Longo’s on Bloor, Bloor Street Market, and 2 Rabba Fine Foods within walking distance. If you cannot open your eyes in the morning without your favourite coffee, there's a Starbucks and a Tim Hortons on Bloor — although you may want to try one of the trendy cafes in your area such as The Croissant Tree, Rooster Coffee House and Piedmont Coffee Bar. And if you need a shot of nature, there is George Hislop Park, Asquith Green Park, and the Manulife Gardens nearby.

With a name like Bloor Walk, you know this building is pedestrian friendly — 100 Hayden Street boasts a Walk Score of 99, so getting the essentials is easy for those who don’t own a vehicle.

TTC riders have convenient options as soon as they leave the building. Bloor-Yonge Station is a 2 minute walk from Hayden Street, placing you on the Yonge-University subway line and allowing for fast travel around the city. There are also several bus stops nearby, for shorter trips.

Drivers have a secure parking garage to store their vehicles, and a short commute to the Don Valley Parkway by heading east on Bloor to the Danforth on-ramp.