55 Wellesley Street E

Located at 55 Wellesley St E, The Uxbridge is a traditional 9-storey condominium in the LGBTQ+ Village neighbourhood, home to 41 downtown Toronto condos. This building was completed in 1985, and as such, all units enjoy generous layouts and apartment-style floor plans with separate living and dining space.

This building provides convenient extras to make life easier for residents — car wash, bike rack, rooftop deck with BBQs, meeting room, party room, concierge, and parking garage.

The Uxbridge is a very appealing property for professionals and empty nesters; with spacious layouts and an exciting neighbourhood, these Toronto condos for sale are a great option for anyone who’s looking for a low maintenance home — without sacrificing too much living space.

Suites at 55 Wellesley St E are based on a variety floor plans for 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom + den, 2 bedroom, and 2 bedroom + den condos — suite sizes range from 1046 square feet to 1402, ensuring that no units feel cramped.

Some condos in this building have seen more upgrades than others, but all suites have balconies or solariums, hardwood floors, large bedrooms, lots of storage, distinct dining and living spaces, upgraded kitchens and bathrooms, and great city views.

While modern high-rises and conversions tend to get the most attention, there’s a lot to be said for an older building. With ample square footage and reasonably priced units, condos in this building are certain to have lasting appeal — so putting your own personal touch on one of these condos could yield a nice return down the line.

The Village, also known as the Church Street Corridor, is a lively community, home to restaurants, cafes, bars — and just a short trip away from the Eaton centre, Yonge-Dundas Square, Toronto Metropolitan University, and Bloor Street upscale shopping.

With a condo at 55 Wellesley St E, you have great restaurants next door on Church; whether you’re looking for fast food or a quiet sit down experience, there’s something for you here. For sushi you have Fushimi, for a burger and a beer you’ve got the Churchmouse: A Firkin Pub, Church St. Garage Bar, and O'Grady's Restaurant. And for something quick you’ve got Pizza Pizza on church, and a wide selection on Yonge.

Entertainment options are plentiful in the area of Yonge and Church — there’s concert venues like Massey Hall and the Phoenix Concert Theatre, nearby theatres for the performing arts such as Buddies in Bad Times Theatre and CAA Theatre. Artists and appreciators of art have galleries in the area, and even more to the north in Yorkville. And if nightlife is what you crave, there’s a slew of pubs and clubs on Church Street and Yonge.

If you’re an avid shopper then you’ll be pleased by your options; head north to Bloor and you have an array of designer brands like Gucci, Prada, Brooks Brothers, Coach, and many more. Or head west to the Eaton Centre for over 200 stores offering the latest in fashion and technology, and if that isn’t enough, you’ll find boutiques along Queen Street as well.

On sunny days you can stroll west and grab coffee Starbucks or Coffee Island; Queen’s Park is less than a 10 minute walk, where you can enjoy charming walking paths, tree-shrouded benches, or acres of open green grass.

55 Wellesley St E has a 98 Walk Score, making it a breeze for residents to accomplish their errands without a vehicle or public transit. For grocery runs, there’s a Rabba Fine Foods just 5 minutes away on Wellesley, and a Rexall Pharma Plus for any other essential purchases.

Public Transit users have convenient service all around them — there are east and westbound buses on Wellesley, north and southbound buses on Jarvis, plus Wellesley Station is only 2 minutes away for the Yonge-University subway line.

Drivers can avoid most city traffic by going south on Jarvis to the Lower Jarvis on-ramp for the Gardiner Expressway, and north on Parliament and then east on Bloor for the Danforth on-ramp.