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- 1 BED
- 1+ DEN
- 2 BED
- + MORE
- STUDIO
- $10,000 on signing
- Balance to 5% in 30 days
- 5% in 120 days
- 5% in 270 days
- 5% on Occupancy
Locale and Community
Positioned in one of Toronto’s most exclusive condominium districts, 1181 Queen West Condominiums cater to a diverse array of tastes. Cultural attractions such as the Bulger Gallery and the MZTV Museum of Television are nearby. The area is peppered with gourmet dining establishments offering a vast selection of culinary delights.
Renowned eateries such as Savoy Restaurant, Nunu Ethiopian Fusion, and Lao Thai Restaurant present a variety of dining options. The site is perfectly suited for professionals and families alike, thanks to its prime location and vibrant neighborhood.
Transportation Accessibility
1181 Queen West Condos provide seamless connectivity to multiple destinations. Essentials such as restaurants, cafes, bars, art venues, and theaters are accessible on foot, eliminating the need to drive for everyday tasks. The condo also lies in close proximity to the Queen Elizabeth Way, simplifying longer commutes.
Overview of 1181 Queen West Condominiums Project
The 1181 Queen West Condominiums are Skale’s newest project currently under construction, situated at the bustling intersection of Queen and Gladstone in Toronto. Nestled in a lively area, this residential development promises an ideal living experience. The project occupies the southeast corner of Queen and Sudbury Street, directly across from the iconic Gladstone Hotel.
Projected for completion in 2021, the structure boasts 15 floors with a total of 112 residences, varying in size from 542 to 1719 square feet. Prospective buyers can find units within a price spectrum of $564,900 to over $1,999,900. This charming boutique condo is a standout feature at the southeast corner of Queen and Sudbury Street, fronting the renowned Gladstone Hotel.
The architectural blueprint showcases a 15-story edifice with a podium spanning three stories and a mid-rise section encompassing eight stories. An expansive 7700-square-foot retail area is planned for the ground level, offering retail entry from Queen Street and a separate residential entrance on Sudbury Street. The underground parking includes 89 spaces for cars and 110 bicycle spots, spread across four basement levels.
Building Design and Features
The ground level of 1181 Queen West Condos will feature retail spaces, complemented by 1800 square feet of interior amenity space and an outdoor terrace. The third floor is set to host a cutting-edge fitness center and an art studio, enhancing the building’s modern appeal. Additionally, all residents will benefit from a 2500-square-foot area on the third floor, topped with a green roof.
Future phases include plans for 4100 square feet of indoor amenities across the second and third floors, such as another fitness center and a lounge. An outdoor terrace of 1280 square feet is also planned adjacent to the second-floor amenities. The residential offerings will include a range of layouts from one-bedroom units to spacious three-bedroom plus den configurations.
Upcoming features of the development include solid core entry doors, ceiling heights of 9 to 10 feet, and elegant finishes such as porcelain tiles and quartz countertops. Kitchens will be designed with an open concept, and the bathrooms will boast luxury fixtures, including pressure-balanced valves for showers and tubs. The modern white acrylic tubs and ceramic-tiled bathrooms will exude a sleek aesthetic. Advanced technology provisions will include WiFi, electric washers and dryers, and comprehensive security systems for the subterranean parking facility.
Daily Life and Entertainment
West Queen Street, a hub for artists, designers, and young professionals, offers an exciting array of attractions. Named one of the coolest streets worldwide by VOGUE magazine, this two-kilometer stretch between Bathurst St and Gladstone Ave is always buzzing with activity.
The neighborhood around 1181 Queen West Condos is home to over 300 art galleries, chic boutiques, design studios, acclaimed restaurants, and boutique hotels, providing a dynamic mixed-use atmosphere. The area is recognized as a “regeneration area” by the city of Toronto, indicating significant growth potential and attracting investors.
