Cross Streets: Dundas St W & Sorauren Ave. ** Directions: South of Dundas St W. When it comes to community, Roncesvalles is the definition of neighbourhood cohesion. Roncy remains one of the strongest markets in all of Toronto. There's good reason for that: Roncy has the ultimate blend of family, community, arts, style, and culinary taste. It's no wonder homes are always in demand! This wonderful 1+den presents more like a 2-bedroom at 860 square feet! Great style, function, usability, and an incredibly inviting space. A centre island for entertaining and dining, and a spacious balcony to enjoy sunrises. The primary has a three-piece ensuite. Guests can enjoy the 4-piece bath as well. One of the earliest hard loft conversions was Robert Watson Lofts. It became a central presence for the neighbourhood. When one builds 383 Sorauren next door, you know you need to do an excellent job, blending style and aesthetics in a boutique form. That's exactly what happened with 383 Sorauren. It's an excellent building that brings community together with fantastic amenities. Masterfully designed by Peter Clewes of architectsAlliance. As Torontonians, we all call for more thoughtful designs like this Gairloch Developments beauty. Sorauren Park offers a farmer's market, pumpkin parade, skating, dog park, and community events. Stroll a little further west, and you have High Park for a bit of Shakespeare in the Park and year-round enjoyment. There's easy access to the highway, as well as the UP Express and the TTC. (id:27476)
