15 Fort York Boulevard & 15 Brunel Court

If nature is your calling but you just can’t leave the city, we’d like to introduce you to N1 and N2 Condos – CityPlace. Consisting of two buildings connected by a podium, these buildings offer low rise living for those who prefer it, and a high-rise tower for buyers who prefer to live in the sky.

Located at 15 Fort York Blvd and 15 Brunel Crt in the CityPlace neighbourhood — between the Waterfront and the Entertainment District — these condos provide residents with the perfect balance of nature and urban convenience.

On top of having a great location, condo owners get a wealth of extras — gym, pool, sauna, party room, meeting room, games room, concierge, on-site security, and parking garage. With a variety of suite sizes and layouts, these condos are perfect for any kind of buyer, but are definitely geared towards young professionals, and couples.

The living arrangements at N1 and N2 Condos – CityPlace are quite unique. Suite sizes range from 479 square feet for a 1 bedroom to over 2000 square feet for a penthouse unit. The type of suites offered are somewhat unusual for high-rise condos, as there are loft-style units available on higher floors which feature multi-level condos, window walls and tall ceilings. And with over 500 units in the buildings, there's a reasonable chance of finding Toronto condos for sale in this property at any given time.

Completed in 2008, you won’t find outdated units at 15 Fort York Blvd. All units are move in ready; condos found here have desirable finishes — hardwood floors, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, updated bathrooms, open concept layouts, and spacious bedrooms.

For those who love to entertain — your friends and family will always feel welcome thanks to guest suites and visitor parking. Once outside of your building, you have a wealth of nearby options for dining, entertainment, green spaces, and public transit.

With a condo in the CityPlace neighbourhood, you have an expertly crafted neighbourhood that was planned from the ground up. Nature lovers have a fantastic location — walk a few minutes south and you’ll arrive at the Martin Goodman Trail; connecting to lakeside parks to the east and west, this trail runs for several kilometres. As well, there are a wide array of recreational activities like rowing, baseball, tennis, yachting, swimming, and so much more, setting this neighbourhood apart from many others in downtown Toronto.

If you’re in rush and don’t have time to cook — there are some great dining options for residents of 15 Fort York Blvd nearby. In your neighbourhood you have Fat Bastard Burrito, MR. GREEK, Mi-Ne Sushi, St. Louis Bar & Grill, and Dairy Queen for a frozen treat. To the north you have the Entertainment District, where you’ll find well-known chains like Wahlburgers Toronto, Boston Pizza, Cora, and countless unique eateries as well.

Sports fans can kick things off at Fox and Fiddle Cityplace, before walking to the Rogers centre to catch a Jays game. And a heartbreaking defeat won’t sting that much, when you see the plethora of bars and pubs that await you after the game; you can get your craft beer fill at The Loose Moose and C’est What? Try imported beers at Town Crier, or dance the night away at Orchid Nightclub.

CityPlace is absolutely a pedestrian friendly neighbourhood, and whether you live at 15 Fort York Blvd or 15 Brunel Crt, you’ll have no trouble running errands on foot — 94 Walk Score for those who need to know the number to feel ease.

For transit riders, this neighbourhood is paradise — there are streetcars on Spadina, Queens Quay W, and Bathurst. There are buses on Fort York Blvd, which connect to Union Station and Front Street. And if you need subway lines you can either ride the streetcar or bus, or simply walk.

Another unique transportation bonus for those at N1 and N2 Condos is that Billy Bishop Airport is only minutes away, allowing for residents to fly out of Toronto without the need to park and fly, or use transit.

Car owners also have a coveted location — by heading south on Spadina you can be on the Gardiner Expressway in minutes. However, if you’re going to midtown, may the lord have mercy on your soul — just kidding, but yeah, traffic will be awful.