Bloor West Village Condos

Living in Bloor West Village gives you the feeling of life in a village within the city. This paradisiacal juxtaposition between small town and urban core provides the best of both worlds - a sense of a tight knit community but with the urban amenities on which we've come to rely.

Getting around with the TTC couldn't be easier. High Park, Runnymede and Jane are three subway stops stationed here, all of which are serviced by the Bloor/Danforth subway line. Numerous bus routes are also available. The Annette bus route ferries riders to Dupont Station, connecting residents to the Yonge/University subway line. Other bus routes flow along Bloor, Windermere, Runnymede and Jane Streets. For motorists, a ten minute ride along The Queensway, Queen Elizabeth Way, Lakeshore Boulevard, or the Gardiner Expressway will lead you in and out of the city with ease. You can also drive along Bloor Street if you prefer the scenic route.

Several schools serve the community, and they are all within walking distance of each other. The neighbourhood also boasts over 400 restaurants, shops, grocery stores, and professional services, which work together to allow its residents to shop for anything they may need without ever having to leave their neighbourhood. Toronto's biggest and best known park is High Park, which is famous for its expansive green space. Its sprawling grounds stretch from Bloor Street all the way to The Queensway.

Rennie Park is the spiritual little brother of High Park, and it is located just west of Grenadier Pond. Its main attraction is its outdoor hockey rink in the winter.

This neighbourhood is undoubtedly one with tons of character and appeal.  Its streets are lined with a variety of shops and restaurants, and they're still able to evoke feelings of old Toronto. The heritage and charm of this neighbourhood make investing here an unmissable opportunity.