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Price/Sqft Range
500 sqft - 1628 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$805 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2005
Building Scale
Floors: 31 | Total Units: 398
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2005
Condo Corp
TSCC-1677
Date Registered
May 12, 2005
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
Completed in 2005, Grande Triomphe is a 31-storey high-rise reaching 105 metres in height. Designed by Burka Architects Inc., the structure is part of a three-tower enclave developed by Tridel.
The architecture utilizes floor-to-ceiling windows and includes private balconies for all units. The building integrates with the West Tower and Grande Triomphe II to form a residential complex in the Willowdale East neighbourhood.
Interior systems include high-performing elevators and a secure enter phone system. The design focuses on natural light and follows the construction standards established for the Triomphe community.
Suites range from 500 square feet to 1,675 square feet. The building also contains penthouse residences reaching 5,000 square feet. The current market value is reflected by an Average Price: $805 / sq. ft.
Units feature open-concept layouts and stone countertops with breakfast bars. Flooring materials include hardwood or hard surfaces. These layouts prioritize functional space and volume through standard ceiling heights.
The Willowdale East corridor provides access to commercial strips and dining options along Yonge Street. The area consists of a mix of high-density residential buildings and quiet community parks.
Residents are located within walking distance of daily errands and transit hubs. The neighbourhood infrastructure supports a pedestrian-oriented lifestyle in the North York Centre area.
Tridel is a Toronto real estate developer specializing in high-rise condominiums. The firm shaped the North York skyline through the development of the Triomphe enclave, including the West Tower and Grande Triomphe II. Their projects focus on high-density residential communities situated near urban transit corridors.
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