633 Bay Street

Have you ever dreamed of living in the heart of downtown Toronto? Then Horizon on Bay may be exactly what you’re looking for. Clad in red brick, these condos hearken back to Toronto’s industrial past, while the world class amenities within its walls are perfect for the modern urbanite.

This is a well established building, having been completed in 1987. It was built by Tridel, who is still one of the most prominent and well respected developers in the city. It stands at 26 storeys, and it’s 475 units that range from one-bedroom units to two-bedroom plus den units.

This building is perfect for the health conscious resident. There's a fully comprehensive gym on site, but that’s not all. In addition to a pool and sauna, 633 Bay Street is also equipped with a squash court, so you better start working on that swing!

This may be one of the older condo buildings in downtown Toronto, but there’s a major upside to that. The suites are considerably larger than their newer counterparts that’re being built today. The smallest suite in the entire building is 631 square feet, and the units range up to 1,069 square feet, so there are Toronto condos for sale here for any kind of buyer.

There’s an enduring quality to Horizon on Bay, and despite its age, many of the units have been upgraded with modern fixtures that include hardwood flooring and stainless steel appliances.

Another reason to love these condos is the unmatched views of downtown Toronto. Being in the heart of the city, these condos look out toward the glimmering skyline.

633 Bay are located in the City Centre neighbourhood, and everything is truly at your fingertips. It’s only seconds away from Yonge-Dundas Square, which is Toronto’s answer to Times Square in New York. Blustering crowds can be found at the square at any time of day, and at night they’re greeted with the brilliant lights of the surrounding billboards.

The Eaton Centre is directly adjacent to Dundas Square, and this is the largest shopping centre in downtown Toronto. This four storey mall has over two million square feet of retail space, and it’s become an integral fixture in Toronto. You can get anything you need there.

Toronto Metropolitan University is only a few minutes away from this building too. Toronto Metropolitan University is the home of the Ted Rogers School of Management, which in turn is home to the largest business incubator in North America — the DMZ.

Horizon on Bay is also a great address if you’re looking to experience the culture that comes with living in the big city. World class performance venues are located just a few blocks south of here, including the Ed Mirvish Theatre, the Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre, and Massey Hall. Between these three venues, you’ll be able to catch Broadway shows, original productions, and maybe even your favourite band!

And of course, the restaurants. Toronto is a renowned food city, and this building is in the middle of it all. There are so many restaurants in this neighbourhood, we’re certain you’ll be able to find something to satisfy your appetite, no matter what you’re in the mood for. This is your chance to live in the middle of it all.

The Horizon on Bay is a dream come true for public transit users. It’s only steps away from Dundas Station, which is on Line 1 Yonge-University. This puts you within reach of the entire GTA; Scarborough, Etobicoke, and North York are mere minutes away thanks to this subway stop.

There’s a lot of street level transit in the neighbourhood too. Route 505 serves the entirety of Dundas Street, and it creates an east-west pathway across the city. The 506 is another streetcar line that serves the College/Carlton corridor.

Yonge Street is just a block east of 633 Bay Street, and this is widely known to be Toronto’s major street. This is great news for drivers who are looking for easy routes across the city. If they’re looking to get on the highway, Richmond Street East is able to take motorists onto the Don Valley Parkway with ease.