In today’s market, buyers are looking beyond location and square footage — amenity packages are now an integral aspect of condo culture. Acknowledging this, Minto Westside has put together an exceptional array of social and recreational amenities for residents to enjoy year-round.
The nouveau industrial architecture-inspired residence will feature two towers, of 18 and 20 storeys. Located at Bathurst and Front Street West, its 660 units will be framed by windows of various dimensions and will include concave balconies for added privacy. On the ground floor, the inviting lobby will be supervised by an executive concierge. Minto Westside will also offer more than 30,000 square feet of convenient retail space.
The Westside Club is a second floor central courtyard with an outdoor fireplace, bar and lounge seating. It’s complemented by a water feature and artful landscaping. Work up a sweat in the Movement Haus, a state-of-the-art fitness centre with TechnoGym cardio and weight training equipment. If meditation is more your thing, there are indoor and outdoor yoga studios. On the ninth floor, The Plunge Social will fit all of your entertainment needs — with a pool, lounge chairs and a bar. The adjacent, indoor Skyline Lounge is the ideal spot for hosting a dinner party or meeting up with the neighbours for a cocktail.
Suites at Minto Westside are priced from the low $200,000s and range from studios to three bedrooms. Buyers will be able to choose from three unique kitchen layouts with space-saving design. Interior features and fixtures will also include Caesarstone countertops, engineered laminate flooring, stacked washer/dryer units, deep soaker tubs and frameless glass walk-in showers (as per plan).
The excitement of King Street West is merely a five minute walk away. There, you’ll find cafes, restaurants, bars and boutique shopping. It’s easy to hop on the Bathurst or King streetcar, connecting you to all corners of the city. Nearby Victoria Memorial Square Park is one of the oldest public parks in Toronto, a true sanctuary in the heart of the city.
Potential buyers are encouraged to visit the Minto Westside sales centre at 25 Bathurst Street. Register online to to receive your invitation to the upcoming preview event, where you’ll be among the first to view its floorplans.
Gary David Hoffmann (Massachusetts, Michigan, born 1947) Painting of a New England town. Signed and dated ('92) lower left. Oil/Canvas. Sight Size: 24.5 x 29.5 in. As a longstanding member of Boston's prestigious Guild of Boston Artists*, Hoffman has received numerous awards including the Roger Curtis Award for Figure Painting. His work has been honored and recognized with numerous awards over his 25-year career, including two Elizabeth T. Greenshields Memorial Foundation Grants, and two John F. & Anna Lee Stacey Scholarships. He has also received the Richard and Mary Schroeder Award for Outstanding Portraiture from the Copley Society*, where he is a Copley Master.
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