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Condo Project Summary
This new condo development sits in the middle of a cultural centre with museums, restaurants, and public transit options.
1075 Leslie Street Condos is a new mixed-use condominium development in North York. This pre-construction project situated at 1075 Leslie Street in the Don Mills neighbourhood. Five towers ranging from 13- to 49-storeys will contain a total of 1,846 units.
A choice of one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom suites will be available.
Amenities
1075 Leslie Street Condos consists of three territories, the west block, the east block, and the north block. There will be 1,846 dwelling units, comprised of 1,197 one-bedrooms, 466 two-bedrooms, and 183 three-bedrooms. What’s more, residents will be spoiled with 79,480 square feet of amenity space, including 39,740 square feet of indoor space and 39,740 square feet of outdoor space.
The west block includes three residential and mixed-use towers, in addition to a 29,431 square-foot park and a 13,627 square-foot privately-owned publicly accessible open space (POPS). The park and POPS will act as the perfect space for socializing, participating in active or passive recreation, or just taking a break, all while enjoying some much-needed fresh air.
You can expect the park to feature a cozy seating area in its east end, a large open field in its centre, and a charming playground in its west end. The development’s POPS will have stunning walkways, beautiful planters, and soaring trees.
Tower A will stand 18-storeys tall with a 6-storey podium. Three below-grade floors will contain vehicular parking, bicycle parking, and storage areas. Residents can utilize the extra space to store additional belongings and life’s treasured mementos. The ground floor will include an opulent lobby, indoor amenity space, a garbage room and a loading space. Plus, the seventh floor will feature additional indoor amenity space and outdoor amenity space in the form of a rooftop terrace on the podium’s roof. Here, residents can enjoy beautiful vistas at all times of the day.
Tower B1 will have 49-storeys and Tower B2 will have 45-storeys. Both will sit atop a 5-storey base featuring a 2,465-square-foot retail space. This versatile retail space is the perfect place for a cafe or a dry cleaners and will bring daily necessities to residents’ fingertips.
Five underground floors will consist of vehicular parking and storage areas. Moreover, the first floor will incorporate a welcoming lobby, indoor amenity space, and bicycle parking. Further indoor amenity space will be found on the second and third floors with large windows facing the public park. An outdoor amenity terrace will be on the sixth floor on the podium’s roof. It will connect to an additional indoor space.
The east block contains Tower C, a 49-storey mixed-use building, and a 7,007 square foot POPS space. Tower C will have a 1-storey podium as well as four below-grade floors with vehicular and bicycle parking along with storage space. The building’s ground floor will welcome residents and guests with a charming lobby and a spacious retail area. This floor will also have an indoor amenity area, a loading space, and a garbage room. The second and tenth floors will have more amenity space connected to outdoor amenity terraces.
The north block includes a 13-storey building with a 1-storey base referred to as Building D and a 4,704 square feet POPS space. Bicycle and vehicle parking as well as storage space will be located on two underground floors. You’ll find an elegant lobby, a retail space, an indoor amenity area, a garbage room, and a loading space on the ground floor.
There will be a total of 845 parking spaces divided into 749 residential parking spaces and 96 spaces for visitor and commercial parking use. In terms of bicycle parking, the development will contain 1,860 bicycle parking spaces, including 1,663 long-term and 187 short-term residential spaces, along with 2 long-term and 8 short-term retail spaces.
Location & Neighbourhood
Homes in Don Mills are steps away from greenspace, entertainment, public transit, and major highways.
1075 Leslie Street Condos is uniquely situated in a natural paradise with Wilket Creek Park, Serena Gundy Park, and Ernest Thompson Seton Park surrounding the condos. A crowning feature of this development is its proximity to Sunnybrook Park. Just north of the project, this 147-acre park is home to lush green space, scenic cycling paths, and charming picnic sites. There are even dog parks and a grand horseback riding centre. This is the ideal home for those that want to live close to nature while also being minutes away from urban amenities.
But that’s not all! There are many mouthwatering restaurants in the area. Top-tier eateries in the area include Chef’s Table, Conspiracy Pizza, Sushi by K, Vegan Zone, and Mt Everest Restaurant, just to name a few. This area is also not low on bars, with The Leaside Pub, The Goose, The Well Restaurant & Bar, and Corks Beer & Wine Bar just around the corner.
You are also a short drive away from some of Toronto’s most important cultural centres. The famous science and nature museum, Ontario Science Centre, is less than a ten-minute drive away. Providing hours of family fun, this museum is an excellent place to learn about everything from human anatomy to geology. Its 600 hands-on activities and demonstrations make learning fun for both children and adults.
Aga Khan Museum is also minutes away. Toronto’s best collection of Islamic art, Iranian art, and Muslim culture, this museum aims to shed light on Islamic civilizations and promote unity between cultures.
As a bonus, Toronto Climbing Academy, a first-rate rock climbing facility, is a stone’s throw away.
This excellent locale has a wonderful Transit Score of 72. This area is well-served by bus routes, including Eglinton East Bus Route #34, Don Mills Bus Route #25, Flemingdon Park Bus Route #100, and Leslie Bus Route #51.
Major changes are coming to the area. The upcoming Eglinton Crosstown’s Sunnybrook Park Station will be a one to two-minute walk from this development. Also known as Line 5, this new TTC addition will make getting across the City up to 60% faster than before. Its 25 stops going from Kennedy in the east to Mount Dennis in the west will provide residents convenient access to work, errands, restaurants, and friends. Professionals and students will come flocking to this area in order to shorten their commute.
It gets better. The planned Ontario Line’s Science Centre Station will be a three-minute drive away. This 15.5-kilometre rapid transit line will connect Exhibition Station to the Ontario Science Centre, supplying connections to underserved areas in Toronto. Its 15 stations will provide links to TTC Lines 1, 2, and 5, a plethora of bus and streetcar routes, as well as GO Transit services.
This neighbourhood’s popularity is only going up. We can see why. There is always something fun to do, from visiting a museum to enjoying one of the area’s many eateries. Now is the best time to invest, as the completion of the two subway lines will make prices go through the roof.