11 St Joseph Street

Originally an apartment building, Eleven Residences underwent a full renovation in 2009, converting rental units into luxurious condos. Situated at 11 St. Joseph Street in the Bay Street Corridor, this 17-storey building has a historic look thanks to its stately red-brick exterior. Some condos boast about fitness areas which turn out to be small rooms with 1 treadmill, but at Eleven residences amenities are fully fleshed out; fitness centre, rooftop patio with a hot-tub and barbeques, meeting room, party room, concierge, and parking garage.

This building is a great choice for professionals who are seeking downtown Toronto condos and want a home in a convenient location — and the shortest possible commute to the Financial District.

Bay St condos for sale at 11 St. Joseph Street come in a variety of different floor plans for 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom + den, 2 bedroom and 2 bedroom + den — this building is also home to 2-storey townhomes. Suites sizes range from around 600 square feet to over 1200 for a 2 bedroom unit.

As part of the renovation, many units had floor to ceiling windows installed, and all units underwent a complete facelift. Condos and townhouses in Eleven Residences have appealing features like hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, updated bathrooms, ensuite laundry, and spacious open-concept layouts.

The Bay Street Corridor is a bustling neighbourhood in the heart of downtown Toronto. Residents of this community have all the perks of urban living — shopping, dining, entertainment, and convenient public transit — and as bonus, plenty of nearby green spaces and recreation options.

Shopping for something special is a breeze at 11 St. Joseph Street; from Eleven Residences, it is only a short walk to Bloor Street upscale shopping — Gucci, Prada, Coach and more — and also the Eaton Centre for the latest in fashion and technology. So, whether you’re buying someone’s birthday gift or just treating yourself — there is something nearby for any price range and occasion.

When the weekend rolls around and you have had enough cooking for one week — you will be bombarded by choices for restaurants and fast-food. The bay Street Corridor is packed with restaurants, over-the-counter take outs, fast food options, and cozy cafes. If you’re dining out with a group, you have The Wickson Social around the corner — a swanky spot place for shared plates and drinks. If you’re in the mood for a casual vibe, there is Holy Chuck for a towering burger that is sure to stretch your jaw. Como En Casa has burritos, tacos, and veggie options, just one street over on Yonge. Or Maybe it’s the morning after a night on the town and you need that perfect espresso to give you new life — The Alley and Aroma Espresso Bar are 2 minutes from your front door.

For entertainment, you have all the nightlife you can handle on Yonge Street, just one block east; from quaint pubs to busy clubs, there is something here to suit all tastes. Sports fans have a quick trip to the Scotiabank Arena to catch the Leafs and Raptors — a short walk to Wellesley Station will have you riding carefree to your destination. Culture lovers can easily walk to ROM and Gardiner Museum to see the latest exhibitions or visit art galleries and theatres nearby.

If you need a dose of nature but don’t want to leave the city — Queen’s Park has tree-shrouded walking paths and ample green space to stretch out on. For groceries and essential purchases, you have a Rabba Fine Foods on Wellesley, and Metro is just down the road on Yonge.

11 St. Joseph Street boasts a 99 Walk Score — making this an ideal location for people who prefer to accomplish their errands on foot. Those who rely on TTC service have buses on Bay and Wellesley, plus the Yonge-University subway line is only minutes away at Wellesley Station.

Drivers have a parking garage to store their vehicles when not in use, and short trips to the nearest highways; for the Gardiner Expressway head south on Yonge, and head east on Bloor for the Don Valley parkway.