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At Cielo Residences, luxury defies expectation.
Located in the Annex – Toronto’s celebrated Arts & Cultural hub – this statement of refined architectural modernism, poised above a 19th-century neo-gothic landmark, redefines Toronto’s skyline.
This restoration of the 125-years-old church will bring a new image to Bloor Street, on the corner of Bloor Street and Huron Street in the Annex neighbourhood. Designed with oversized cathedral windows and a contemporary layout for the main residential building. Original Church will be restored and connect with the main building; it might use a lobby for the residential building. More than sixty percent of the units will be designed as two bedrooms to serve those young families who wanna live in this region.
Live just steps to designer boutiques on Mink Mile, across from the world-class University of Toronto, and next to the city’s finest restaurants. With the Bloor subway at your doorstep, you’re mere minutes from almost everywhere in the GTA. Discover breathtaking views above tree-lined Victorian streets. Welcome to an uncommon luxury.
The Annex community holds best for all families, and all residences can enjoy the modernization here. Surrounded by city amenities such as The Royal Ontario Museum, The Bloor Cinema and the Royal Conservatory of Music. Except for the subway station, residents can also choose streetcar to travel in the city, which is quite convenient for the people who want to explore the entire city. Yorkville is a great place to looking around with their famous shopping centre like holt Renfrew, the bay and Nordstrom, and you can find more than thousands of brands in this district.
*Size Range 445 sq. ft -1,733 sq. ft
*Close to both St.George & Spadina Subway Station
*Minutes walk from the University of Toronto
*2-stope away from Line 1 Bloor-Yonge Station
*5 minutes walk distance from Spadina Ave. Street Car
*Close to Holt Renfrew, The Bay & Nordstorm Shopping Center
*Close to The Royal Ontario Museum, The Bloor Cinema and the Royal Conservatory of Music
