1121 Bay Street

Situated at 1121 Bay Street on the corner of Bay and Charles, Elev’n Residences is a sleek condominium in the Bay Street Corridor. This 21-storey building is impressive inside and out — from its white concrete and Italian glass exterior, to its stunning oval shaped lobby with curved wood-panelled walls.

This building offers a convenient list of amenities to match its convenient location: fitness centre, saunas, rooftop terrace, lounge, 24 hour concierge, and underground parking garage.

Bay St condos for sale at Elev’n Residences are perfect for professionals who work downtown and want to live in a vibrant neighbourhood without a commute. This is also a great location for students, due to its close proximity to the University of Toronto.

1121 Bay Street is home to 156 downtown Toronto condos, laid out in variety of different floor plans for 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom + den, 2 bedroom, and 2 bedroom+ den condos. Suite sizes that range from the mid 400s to over 1400 square feet for a penthouse.

All suites at Elev’n residences have 9 and 10 foot ceilings, wide-plank hardwood floors, panoramic floor to ceiling windows, and mosaic backsplashes in the kitchen.

A word of warning — if you suffer from “fear of missing out” this neighbourhood might break you, because there is absolutely no way that you can take part in every activity in the area; although, it might be a lot of fun to try. What's more, the exciting Yonge and Bloor neighbourhood is just steps away, affording residents with immediate access to shopping, dining, entertainment, and convenient stores for all of the essentials.

With a condo in Elev’n Residences, you are at ground zero for shopping — to the north you have Bloor and Yorkville upscale boutiques like Prada, Gucci and Louis Vuitton. You also have options like Winners for finding hidden gems in the racks. Head south on Yonge and you will arrive at the Eaton Centre — home to hundreds of stores for the best in technology and fashion. Plus, there are an assortment of boutiques along Yonge, so your only limitation will be your bank balance.

Deciding where to eat is always difficult — that will not get easier here, but it is a good problem to have. There are dining options nearby to suit all palates; for international cuisines there is the Ethiopian House, Tokyo Sushi, Segovia restaurant, plus a long list of restaurants from every corner of the world. And if you’re too lazy or too busy to cook and just want something fast; you have McDonald’s, Subway, KFC, and Slab Burgers, just outside your front door.

Weekends are always exciting in the Yonge and Bloor neighbourhood. Culture seekers and history buffs can stroll down Bloor to the Royal Ontario Museum and the Gardiner Museum, or enjoy the sights of the historic St. George Campus. For movie nights there is a nearby Cineplex on Bloor where you can watch an independent film or a hyped blockbuster. Music fans can see the latest up and comers at Massey Hall or the Phoenix Concert Theatre, and of course you're only a short subway ride from the Scotiabank Arena for larger acts.

When nighttime rolls around you may desire a lively bar like the Artful Dodger Pub, or for something swankier there’s Aji Sai Plus Resto Lounge. Yonge Street is home to many cozy pubs and bustling dance clubs, so residents of 1121 Bay will surely find a scene that suits them.

Getting groceries is easy at Elev’n Residences as Rabba Fine Foods and Bloor Street Market are less than a 2 minute walk from your front door. For morning coffee, there's a Starbucks next door and Aroma Espresso Bar across the street. And for a dose of nature, Queen’s Park has all the green grass you could need to kick back and relax.

With a Walk Score of 99, residents will have no trouble running errands without relying on public transit or a vehicle.

For those who do require TTC service, there are buses on Bay and Bloor-Yonge Station is a short walk from your building, placing you on the Yonge-University subway line.

Drivers can reach the nearest highways by heading east on Bloor to the Danforth on-ramp for the Don Valley Parkway, and south on Yonge for the Gardiner Expressway.