609 Sherbourne Street

In the diverse Yonge and Bloor neighbourhood, the relatively young but resoundingly successful Lanterra Developments seeks to rejuvenate another Toronto area with the 609 Sherbourne Condos. Located just between bustling Bloor Street and the quaint, quiet Howard Street, the 609 Sherbourne Condos delivers the elegance and luxury that this storied part of the city deserves.

The condo is surely sophisticated, thanks to its design being created by ArchitectsAlliance. Completed in 2018, ArchitectsAlliance’s distinctive design rationale results in the 46-storey tower’s minimal aesthetic. As such, the 609 Sherbourne Condos brilliantly complements Yonge and Bloor and the surrounding area as well.

Furthermore, its charming brick and glass podium features dedicated garden spaces. The lush landscapes these gardens promise reveal aspirations for 609 Sherbourne: the building hopes to foster freshness and growth representative of the efforts put into their stalwart community.

Ensuring residents enjoy the environment, its amenities are extensive and modern. These include a gym, equipped with top-of-the-line equipment; both an indoor swimming pool and jacuzzi leading to an outdoor sun deck; a games room; a conference centre; a theatre; a multimedia lounge; and a pet grooming room that’s perfect for prospective residents attracted to the abundance of green space nearby in St. James Town.

Lanterra Developments’ care for innovative design and precise execution means every one of the 841 downtown Toronto condos within are luxurious living spaces. Ranging in size from around 550 to 1,700 square feet, a variety of prospective buyers will find these Toronto condos for sale to be quite appealing.

Taking advantage of the excellent exposure to light thanks to its locale beside the Rosedale Ravine, 609 Sherbourne’s suites feature expansive windows. And light flows especially well throughout the suites, courtesy of their 9-foot ceilings and smart, open-concept floor plans.

As a resident of 609 Sherbourne, you don't just have one great neighbourhood — you have 2. While some might choose to spend their time immersed in the excitement of Yonge and Bloor, others may prefer the laid back pace of St. James Town. Influenced by one of the pioneers of modern architecture and urban planning, Le Corbusier, St. James Town epitomizes his “Towers in the Park” neighbourhood concept which was hugely popular in the 1960s, if not underachieved. This means that throughout this downtown neighbourhood, buildings were kept far back from the sidewalk so that an abundance of green space and nature could thrive, even as many residents flocked to the area.

As engineering and architecture have developed, the rise of green rooftops and sustainable features have led to the decline of Corbusier’s towers in the park concept. Nonetheless, it has resulted in a diverse community of proud residents who live in St. James Town.

Catering to the many Filipino and South Asian families in the community, there are many delicious neighbourhood restaurants that prospective residents can explore. These definitely aren’t trendy spots, but rather they offer the authentic tastes that each community loves to share.

Getting around the city will be quite easy for prospective residents. Whether they drive or cycle, there’s space for them to travel quickly and safely on Bloor and Sherbourne.

For drivers whose destinations are often further around (or outside of) the city, the building is positioned well. The highway is often only minutes away: Following Bloor East, drivers can hop onto the Don Valley Parkway at the Danforth, right after the bridge and before Broadview Avenue.

For those who prefer public transit, subway access is only a few minutes away. A short walk to Bloor leads residents to Sherbourne Station on the Bloor-Danforth line, with a transfer to the Yonge-University-Spadina line at the next station to the west.