152 St Patrick Street

True to its name, the Residences of the Artisan is in one of the most artistically inclined neighbourhoods in the GTA. It’s a dynamic part of town whose cultural prowess is bolstered by the nearby presence of OCAD University, which is the best arts and design school in the country. You’ll also be close to plenty of other artistic institutions when you live here, making Toronto condos for sale in this building a great choice for those who love to soak in the culture created by big cities.

This condo building — located at 152 St. Patrick St — provides amenities that will make it convenient to stay healthy. The fully equipped exercise room ensures that you won’t need to find a gym membership to stay in shape. When you do want to have a bit of fun, look no further than your own condo building, which comes with a party room.

There are also commercial units in the building that only add to the character and convenience of these homes. There’s a sushi restaurant as well as a Baskin Robbins right here. You’re also adjacently located to a Curry’s Artists’ Materials location, truly making this a tremendous fit for professional and amateur artists alike.

The Residences of the Artisan is a modernly designed building clad in brick, concrete, steel and glass. It stands at 14 storeys, and contains 135 downtown Toronto condos. There are a variety of layouts here, both in terms of type and size. They range from one-bedroom units to three-bedroom plus den suites, making them ideal for a variety of living situations. The smallest units are 563 square feet, and they top out at 1,761 square feet.

These condos feature wide open layouts, complete with engineered hardwood and granite countertops. You’ll always look forward to being home.

There’s no doubt that 135 St. Patrick St is in one of the most central neighbourhoods in the city, close to shops, restaurants and so much more. It’s on the corner of St. Patrick and Dundas, putting you in the heart of the Grange Park neighbourhood.

The neighbourhood, unsurprisingly, is named after Grange Park. This is the adjoining park to the Art Gallery of Ontario, and it’s been outfitted with abstract sculptures. The AGO — as it’s commonly known — is one of the best art galleries in North America, and you’ll probably want to get a membership so you don’t miss any of the visiting legendary works of art that are travelling the world.

You’re also near the seminal Queen West corridor. Queen St West is a trendsetting part of the city, and many of the best bars, restaurants and clubs are located along its thoroughfare. It's a great place for the fashion conscious too, because it has a myriad of different clothing options. From high-end boutiques to hidden finds at vintage stores, you’ll be able to find something to complete that perfect outfit.

Just in case you do have trouble finding something along Queen West, 152 St Patrick St is less than a 10 minute walk away from the Toronto Eaton Centre. This massive shopping centre has over 200,000 square feet of retail space and 235 stores and services.

It’s easy to get around the entire GTA from the Residences of the Artisan. St. Patrick Station is located right at your doorstep, putting you in direct contact with the rest of the city. This station’s part of Line 1 Yonge-University, which loops down to Union Station, and then stretches up to the northern reaches of the GTA.

For more local trips, 152 St. Patrick St is also adjacent to the 505 Dundas streetcar line. This connects the east side of the downtown core together with the west. No matter your destination, you’ll be able to find an easy route.