Conservatory Tower

Prime location &mdash; these 2 words gets tossed around a lot when it comes to real estate, but Conservatory Tower is a building which truly exemplifies what it means to have a prime location.Situated at 736 Bay Street, this 30-storey condominium places residents in the heart of the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/bay-street-corridor">Bay Street Corridor</a> &mdash; an ideal choice for professionals who work in Toronto&rsquo;s busy Financial District and want to cut the commute. It should be mentioned that <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/bay-street-corridor/condos-for-sale">Bay St condos for sale</a> are generally expensive, but units in this building are quite affordable, making this a good choice for first-time home-buyers or students who are looking for <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/condos-for-rent">Toronto condos for rent</a>.Conservatory Tower has a respectable list of amenities: indoor pool and whirlpool, sauna, exercise room, billiards room, party room, 24 hour concierge, security guard, and parking garage.

H&R Developments

Quadlib Development Inc.

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The Bay Street Corridor is a highly desirable neighbourhood for urban living; as soon as you leave the lobby at 736 Bay St you are immersed in downtown Toronto. Whether you&rsquo;re interested in shopping, food, nightlife, or entertainment &mdash; this neighbourhood has something for you.There are few shopping centres in Canada which can boast a larger selection than the Eaton Centre; with a comfortable condo in Conservatory Tower you are less than a 10 minute walk the Eaton centre and its 200+ stores &mdash; from the latest fashions to the newest gadget, you are bound to find it here. And if you&rsquo;re looking for a more exclusive and upscale experience &mdash; you are a short bus ride from Bloor Street and <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/yorkville">Yorkville</a> high-end shopping.The Bay Street Corridor has some delicious options for dining out, in fact Conservatory Tower is virtually surrounded by restaurants. For breakfast on lazy Sundays, you can stroll to Eggsmart, Cora, or Denny&rsquo;s, or grab something quick from a nearby Tim Hortons. For unique pizzas there is Tosto Quickfire Pizza Pasta, Mercatto, and Panago Pizza if you&rsquo;re in the mood for delivery. W Burger Bar and Hangry Burger should be enough to satisfy any cheeseburger cravings &mdash; if not, there&rsquo;s Bay Burger, Jackson&rsquo;s Burger, Five Guys, Harvey&rsquo;s and McDonald&rsquo;s, all a short walk from your condo.One of the major attractions for living in the Bay Street Corridor is easy access to exciting entertainment options. For nightlife and entertainment, it is all just a matter of taste &mdash; this area has everything from Karaoke to lively dance clubs; you can sing your heart out and embarrass yourself at Bar+ Karaoke Lounge, there&rsquo;s Ram in the Rye for competitive bar games, and the Fifth Social Club for DJs and a packed dance floor. Sports fans have a short ride on the bus or subway to catch the Leafs, Raptors and Jays, or can choose from one of the many sports bars in the area to enjoy the game in a more relaxed setting.For groceries and essential purchases &mdash; Metro, Sobeys Urban Fresh Bay Street, and Fine Food Market are all within a block.

Conservatory Tower is home to 306 <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown">downtown Toronto condos</a> which follow a variety of layouts; sizes range from 458 square feet for a studio, to 1266 square feet for a 2 bedroom + den condo. Suites at Conservatory Tower have floor to ceiling windows, hardwood floors, updated kitchens, and private balconies.Some units in this building have seen personalization over the years, so finishes can vary, but expect clean condos which are ready for you to add your own personal touch.

Conservatory Tower has a Walk Score of 99, so picking up the essentials and running errands is a breeze for residents in this area, and you&rsquo;ll likely never need a vehicle or public transit for basic errands.Those who rely on public transit have convenient TTC service on Bay and College, and College Station is only a 2 minute walk away for the Yonge-University subway line.Drivers have a short commute to major highways from the parking garage at 736 Bay; the Gardiner Expressway is accessible via York Street, and head east on Bloor Street to the Danforth on-ramp for the Don Valley Parkway.

A great place to live with a super convenient downtown Toronto location. Close to the St. Lawrence Market—definitely a must-visit spot

Nora Ferreira

Beautiful building with constant security, making it feel safe and comfortable. The location is fantastic—close to essential amenities, shops and transportation. Definitely a convenient and secure place to live!

Y. Mason

Very convenient place to live with everything nearby — shops, transit and restaurants. The building is well-maintained and clean, offering a comfortable, tidy environment that makes it an easy place to call home.

Rocha R

Lived here for 2 years so far during grad school. Quiet, central and my unit's almost 800 sq ft!

Mariam

Pros: large unit, great location and surprisingly quiet. Cons: elevators take forever and the hallways could use a refresh. That said, the rent was fair for the space and I felt safe living here. If you care more about layout than fancy amenities it’s a good pick.

Pedro

So surprised by how roomy the unit was. Definitely not as modern as some places nearby, but it had character and felt homey. Lobby could use an update, but overall seemed like a solid place.

Alou L

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