Bordering Toronto’s largest park system, Crosstown immerses you in a vibrant lifestyle, where everything you desire is in close proximity – or an easy transit ride away on the Metrolinx line.
Live in a stylish, contemporary condominium or townhome, in a carefully curated neighbourhood interlaced with green space. Register today and be part of tomorrow.
Ideally situated on the new Metrolinx line that connects neighbourhoods along Eglinton, and a short drive from the Don Valley Parkway
Ontario Science Centre
Seaton Park
Aga Khan Museum
Restaurants & Pubs
Major Retail Outlets in Area
Greenbelt that includes: Sunnybrook Park, and Wilket Creek Park, Schools, & Golf Courses
At Crosstown, brand-new parks and gardens, shops and offices, kids’ playgrounds, a state-of-the-art community centre, cafes and picnic spots all foster a people-centric living experience.
Stylish, urban condominium residences and townhomes offer an exceptional, centrally located home base.
This is where memories are made, connections are forged, and a feeling of being part of a vital community is nurtured.
From the mid-1800s to the mid-1960s, industries and companies chose to locate close to the Don River Valley – at first due to the proximity of the railroad line along the river, and then because of the Don Valley Parkway, built in 1966. In 1967, on what is now the Crosstown site, IBM completed its new headquarters, a fine example of mid-century modern architecture. Envisioned by acclaimed Canadian architect John B. Parkin, the 223,337 sq.ft. three-storey building is clad in rustic brick, and creates visual interest by varying in height from one to four levels. Its dramatic contours and silhouette will be forever preserved as the base of three striking Crosstown towers.
AARON LI
LANDPOWER REAL ESTATE LTD. BROKERAGE.
3621 Highway 7 #403
647.203.3652
We are independent Realtors and do not represent the developer. Information & Prices are subject to change without notice. E.&O.E.
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