Yorkville

Adagio

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Condo

1+1 Beds

1 Baths

MLS Number:

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Listing Description

Adagio by Menkes, the 29-storey boutique residence at Yonge & Bloor in the heart of Yorkville. Designed by Giannone Petricone with bespoke suite designs and top-tier finishes, steps from two subway lines, Yorkville's boutiques and dining, U of T and the hospital corridor. Full white-glove amenities: 24-hour concierge, private dining room, fireplace lounge, fitness studio, pet spa and outdoor BBQ terrace.

771 Yonge Street

Property particulars

Yorkville

Adagio

Location

Yorkville

Property Type

Condo

Bedrooms

1+1 Beds

Bathrooms

1 Bathroom

Size

660 Sq ft

Year Built

New

Inclusions

Gallery

The Building

Yorkville

Adagio

Building Name

Wynford Condominiums

Address

20 Edgecliff Golfway, North York ON, M3C 3A4

Number of Storeys

Number of Units

315

Year Built

1974

Developer

Olympia & York Developments Ltd

Property Management

GPM Property Management

Amenities

Parking Garage, Security System, Pet Restrictions, Indoor Pool, Sauna, Bike Storage, Security Guard, Gym

Walk score

60 Transit score

63 Bike score

33

The Neighbourhood

The neighbourhood

Yorkville

TRAnsport Links

Adagio sits directly above the Yonge-Bloor interchange, putting both Line 1 (Yonge-University) and Line 2 (Bloor-Danforth) at your door. The station entrance is about a one-minute walk, so no weather excuses. From here it is roughly 10 minutes south to Union Station for GO, VIA and the UP Express, and under 20 minutes to either U of T or the Financial District. Surface routes including the 97 Yonge and 6 Bay cover the gaps, with night buses running when the subway doesn't. Drivers get quick access to the DVP and Gardiner, and with a 100 Transit Score and 100 Walk Score, most days you won't need a car at all.

Yorkville is Toronto's luxury quarter, and Adagio is planted right in it. Bloor Street's designer flagships, including Holt Renfrew, Louis Vuitton and Cartier, are a short stroll west, alongside some of the city's best restaurants and the galleries and antique shops tucked into Yorkville Village. But it's not all gloss. The side streets north of Bloor keep their Victorian character, with quiet residential pockets, village-style cafés, and small parks like the Village of Yorkville Park. Culture is close too. The ROM and Gardiner Museum are minutes away, and U of T's St. George campus plus the hospital corridor sit just south. It's the rare downtown pocket that works as well for a morning espresso run as it does for a late dinner out.

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