42-60 Curzon Street

When home seekers think about Toronto townhouses, images of red brick and suburban lawn often come to mind. The Towns on Curzon, however, are not your traditional townhouse. The sleek grey brick and bright wooden doors at 50 Curzon Street scream metropolitan, allowing the intimately-sized complex to fit right in Leslieville & South Riverdale.

Built in 2018 by Craft Development Corporation, the townhouse complex at 50 Curzon contains 55 side-by-side units that span 3 storeys each. Residents have access to a shared rooftop terrace with barbecues, and the condo’s visitor parking makes it easier than ever to throw a rooftop soirée.

Townhouses tend to offer slightly more space than the average condo unit, and the homes at 50 Curzon are no exception. Toronto condos for sale here start at around 1,600 and reach to approximately 2,450 square feet, and contain up to 3 bedrooms plus a den. With multiple levels and ample square footage, the Towns on Curzon are ideal for prospective residents hoping to raise a family in the city.

While the architecture at 50 Curzon is about as contemporary as it gets, and ultra-modern kitchens and bathrooms are found throughout the homes, living spaces are warm and welcoming thanks to details like hardwood flooring and electric fireplaces. Prospective residents can expect to find stainless steel appliances in kitchens and deep soaker tubs in bathrooms, as well as sizeable backyards — perhaps the most exciting feature of all.

Set on a charming residential street between Dundas and Queen Street East, 50 Curzon is well-situated for residents who want the best of both worlds. Leslieville and South Riverdale are about as bustling as they are charming, thanks to the independent shops, boutique hotels, and quirky businesses that line the streets in these two neighbourhoods.

Between pulled pork and brisket from the Leslieville Pumps and rooftop drinks at the Broadview Hotel, there’s a place to suit every occasion in Leslieville and South Riverdale. When residents need to take a break from eating out, those who plan to cook can stock up on groceries at Raise the Root Organic Market on Queen East, Loblaws at Leslie and Eastern, or FreshCo just across the street from there.

Travelling to and from 50 Curzon is easy whether residents prefer to drive, cycle, or ride the TTC, thanks to its proximity to both Dundas and Queen East. Drivers heading west can use Lake Shore Boulevard to reach the Gardiner Expressway, which hugs the southern edge of the city and guides cars into Etobicoke. Those planning to leave the city can also reach the 401 by heading east along Kingston Road until they reach the 401.

As for those who rely on public transit to get around, residents can walk just half a block in order to reach Queen Street, and from there they can hop onto a streetcar heading west into the city centre. Another great option is the 83 Jones bus, which carries passengers north toward Donlands Station, on the Bloor-Danforth line.