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Building on the success of SCOOP, Graywood will further enhance the St. Clair West neighbourhood with SCOUT, a new residence designed to fit seamlessly into this exciting neighbourhood on the rise. With quick and easy access to TTC Public Transportation, Highway 401, Shopping and so much more Scout Condos has it all. Pricing Anticipated To Start From The $400,000s.
In addition to retail space totaling over 10,000 square feet on the ground floor, the building will comprise indoor amenities space of more than 5,200 square feet as well as outdoor amenities space of 5,800 square feet, located on the ground floor and 12th floor respectively. It will also feature a courtyard, a rooftop terrace, as well as a two-level underground parking with 188 vehicle spaces and storage for 28 bicycles.
Scout Condos is conveniently positioned east of the main St. Clair Ave W/Weston Rd. in a family friendly area with the majority of popular parks and recreational spots just steps away. The area has a range of urban amenities, most of which are just within steps of the project site. From accessible public transportation to numerous grocery stores, supermarkets, boutiques, bars, eateries, flea market, parks and more – the area has it all. Downtown Toronto, with more shopping options, is only 8.7 km away. Several breweries are just within a short drive. There are also numerous schools in the neighbourhood for all ages. The area is a favourite for both growing as well as single families.
Saying that the West St. Clair West area is on the verge of becoming one of Toronto’s emerging hot neighbourhoods is an understatement. For decades this strip of St. Clair has been known for its family-focused attitude, with the popular Joseph J. Piccininni Pool and Community Centre, the abundance of local restaurants and bars, and quite possibly the best Gelaterias in the city. But much like The Junction and Roncesvalles before it, a new energy has been steadily building.
While favourite “Mom and Pop” shops still serve neighbourhood devotees, many “Sons and Daughters” have brought new art galleries, cafés, boutiques and small businesses to the new generation of young families that now call the area home. And with the St. Clair Streetcar right outside your door, all you need is fare and a craving for exploration. Within minutes you’re sampling cannoli in Corso Italia, browsing the weekend market at Wychwood Barns or bar-hopping through The Junction.
