One Park Place North Tower

Nestled at 170 Sumach St in the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/regent-park">Regent Park neighbourhood</a>, One Park Place North Tower is a 25 storey condominium offering easy access to transit options, green spaces, dining, and nightlife. And unlike most modern glass towers, the white exterior and traditional frame of this condo is a nice change from the usual cookie cutter design. This building is part of a 2 building development, the other being <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/55-regent-park-blvd-one-park-place-south-tower">One Park Place South Tower</a>.Because this building was built in 2014, anyone seeking <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/condos-for-sale">Toronto condos for sale</a> can rest easy knowing that all units are move in ready &mdash; and amenities are modern; gym, yoga studio, party room, common room, games room, meeting room, squash court, security guard, concierge, and parking garage.This building is ideal for first time home buyers, couples, and young professionals, as it offers affordable units with desirable finishes; with that being said, buyers of all ages and demographics will likely be drawn to this property due its ample amenities and incredible location.

The Daniels Corporation

Crossbridge Condominium Services Ltd.

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If you're living in <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown">downtown Toronto</a>, you expect to have quality cafes nearby. Coffee enthusiasts &mdash; or those whose enthusiasm borders on addiction &mdash; have Tim Hortons just around the corner, and for something fancier, you have Sumach Espresso, Red Line Coffee, Show Love Caf&eacute;, all within walking distance.Step outside your lobby doors and you have dining options in every direction; you can go west for Paintbox Bistro, south for Flame Shack and Fusilli, east for Lady Marmalade, and north for Qi Sushi. Of course, these are but a few of the restaurants available in the area, including a Wendy&rsquo;s on the ground level of your building if you&rsquo;re too lazy to walk.Entertainment options are vast for residents of this neighbourhood &mdash; those who love recreational activities have Pam McConnell Aquatic Centre just across the street, and Regent Park Athletic Grounds is just a short walk south. You can stroll to Dominion Pub and Kitchen for a drink, or hop on the streetcar on Dundas and head west for nightlife on Church and Yonge.For that all important breath of fresh air, there are parks close-by such as Regent Park North and Sumach-Shuter Parkette. But if what you crave is a more expansive natural environment, you&rsquo;re within walking distance of the sizeable Riverdale Park West and Rosedale Ravine Lands.

One Park Place North Tower is home to 363 units, all of which follow open concept layouts to maximize living space. Buyers have a ton of choice here, with dozens of layouts and exposures, from 347 square feet for bachelor style condo to 998 square feet for a 2 bedroom + den.Affordable prices often come with dated finishes, but you wont need to worry about that with this property &mdash; there are no shag carpets here. In every suite you&rsquo;ll find desirable finishes like quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, 9 foot ceilings, and private balconies.But what is quite possibly the best aspect of owning a suite in this building, is the excitement that awaits you just outside the lobby doors. It&rsquo;s true that other east end neighbourhood tend to get most of the attention, but with so many new developments cropping up in Regent Park, and the wealth of nearby restaurants and nightlife options, you&rsquo;ll always have something to do on a Friday night &mdash; or Monday&hellip; no judgement here.

170 Sumach St has a 91 Walk Score, perfect for residents who prefer to run errands on foot; there&rsquo;s a Shoppers Drug Mart on the ground level of the building, and a FreshCo on Parliament for any grocery pickups.Those who rely on public transit will have no trouble getting around &mdash; there are east and westbound street cars right outside of your building on Dundas, and route 502 will carry you to Dundas Station for the Yonge-University subway line.Toronto is a driver&rsquo;s city &mdash; said nobody ever, and if you hear someone say that, you should shout at that person. Fortunately, car owners have a somewhat driver friendly location; a short trip east on Dundas will have you on the Don Valley Parkway in minutes&hellip; Hooray!

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Excellent transit access and walkable to all the businesses in the area. Great concierge service. Elevator issues, but management responds quickly. Overall happy to call this place home.

Samuel R

High-class building with professional concierge and working professionals. Classy atmosphere throughout.

Sadhil S

Amazing amenities: gym, saunas, basketball, squash courts, yoga studio and more. Convenient downtown location with great views and easy DVP access.

Ellie N

Reliable builder with responsive management. Convenient location for restaurants, rentals and banks. Community is improving. Elevator issues are a downside.

Mei R

Lived here for two years thus far and it has been wonderful. Revitalized Regent Park offers new shops, parks and community hubs. Close to Dundas Square and full of growth and community spirit.

Marta

Love the energy of the neighborhood. Between the new aquatic centre, art spaces and community events in the park, there’s always something going on. The building itself is well built with thoughtful amenities and solid soundproofing. I’d definitely recommend it to young professionals or couples looking to enter the market.

Fetu M

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