77 Mcmurrich Street

Located at 77 McMurrich St, this 17-story boutique condominium is home to 100 downtown Toronto condos in the prestigious Yorkville neighbourhood. McMurrich Residences has a distinguished look on the outside — a classic red brick and white-stone exterior, with a shape that’s reminiscent of an Aztec Pyramid.

This building has a respectable list of amenities: fitness room, party room, meeting room, 24 hour concierge, security guard, guest suites, and parking garage.

Toronto condos for sale at the McMurrich Residences are geared towards mature professionals, small families, and empty nesters; this condominium does not have all the extras of newer build high-rises, but it makes up for that with units that have more square footage and are more private than those found in larger developments.

Suites at 77 McMurrich range in size from just below 600 square feet for 1 bedroom, to over 2200 for a 3 bedroom penthouse. Units follow a variety of floor plans, some of which are multi-floor townhouse designs.

There are a lot of buildings which claim to offer luxurious condos, but most don’t deliver to the standard found at McMurrich Residences; finishes vary, but expect hardwood floors, granite counter tops, stainless steel appliances, gourmet kitchens, upgraded bathroom fixtures with whirlpool tubs, spacious bedrooms, 9 foot ceilings, and private balconies or decks.

If your private balcony doesn’t satisfy your need for fresh air, you're just minutes from Budd Sugarman park and the Ramsden Park Trail — giving you recreation options like outdoor skating in the winter, a splash pad for the kids, running trails get your cardio in, and plenty of green grass to enjoy an afternoon picnic.

Yorkville is renowned for fine-dining, cultural exhibits, upscale shopping, and as a hangout for celebrities. With a luxurious condo in McMurrich Residences, you have the best of what Yorkville has to offer, but also decent buffer of streets between your building and Bloor Street attractions — ensuring low traffic and quiet streets.

From your luxurious condo or townhome at 77 McMurrich, you're surrounded by outstanding 5-star restaurants. Seafood lovers will enjoy the colorful décor and dishes available at Joso’s, there’s the acclaimed L'Unità Enoteca for traditional cooking with a modern flare, Blu Ristorante for Italian cuisine in a romantic setting, and Chabrol for French dishes in a cozy venue. There are also fast-food options — but nobody moves to Yorkville to be closer to McDonald’s.

Yorkville has a relaxed nightlife, plus some excellent entertainment options for art and culture lovers; residents can stroll to the Royal Ontario Museum and Gardiner Museum, or sample art galleries on Hazelton, Yorkville Avenue, or Cumberland. And if you just want to relax with a drink, there’s The Oxley Public House for a cocktail on a patio, The Pilot for live jazz, and many more quaint pubs in the area.

Shopping enthusiasts will need to exercise some restraint, because Yorkville is home an extensive array of upscale boutiques, with enough selection to put a dent in anyone’s bank account. Whether you’re looking for men’s or women’s fashion, there’s something here for you — Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Brooks Brothers, Tiffany & Co, Prada, J Crew, Coach, and many more; there’s also big box stores like Winners & HomeSense, Hudson’s Bay, and Indigo.

For groceries and the essentials, there’s Whole Foods Market on Avenue Rd, Pusateri's Fine Foods on Yorkville Ave, and a Shoppers Drug Mart on Yonge.

McMurrich Residences boasts a walk score of 96 — ideal for residents who prefer to accomplish errands on foot — which is perfect, because with a condo in the scenic Yorkville neighbourhood, you’ll want to get out and enjoy the community as often as possible.

Those who rely on public transit to get to work will find it easy to commute downtown — Rosedale Station is only a 5 minute walk from your front door, placing you on the Yonge-University subway line and connecting you to streetcars, additional subway lines, and buses throughout the city.

Drivers don’t have to drive far for major highways — for the Don Valley Parkway take Rosedale Valley Road to Bayview for the on-ramp, and from there you can head south for the Gardiner Expressway.