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Price/Sqft Range
791 sqft - 1459 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$393 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1975
Building Scale
Floors: 20 | Total Units: 270
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 1975
Condo Corp
YCC-212
Date Registered
Jun 27, 1975
Cable TV
Common Element
Heat
Hydro
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
Air Conditioning
Tiffany Place stands as a 20-storey residential tower in the established Kingsview Village-The Westway community. Constructed in 1975 by Freg Developments, this brick-clad high-rise houses 270 units and represents a different architectural approach from the glass-and-steel developments dominating today's market.
The building's substantial height provides residents with expansive views across the Etobicoke landscape. As part of the significant residential expansion that transformed the area during the 1970s, Tiffany Place has maintained its presence as a recognizable fixture in the neighbourhood skyline under consistent management practices.
Floor plans at Tiffany Place span from 791 square feet to 1,459 square feet, with select layouts extending up to 1,600 square feet. These generous proportions offer considerably more living space than typical modern Toronto condominium units, providing residents with room to spread out comfortably.
At $393 per square foot, the building presents an attractive value proposition for buyers seeking spacious accommodations in Etobicoke. This pricing reflects the favourable cost-to-space ratio when compared to similar properties in Toronto's downtown core, making it an accessible option for those prioritizing square footage.
Tiffany Place enjoys proximity to numerous neighbourhood attractions and conveniences. Wincott Park and the extensive Humber River parklands provide immediate access to green space and recreational trails. The prestigious Weston Golf and Country Club sits nearby for golf enthusiasts.
Daily shopping needs are met within a four-minute walk to Emiliano & Ana's No Frills and the adjacent Loblaw pharmacy. Dining options include the convenient Tim Hortons location at 261 Dixon Road. TTC bus stops in the immediate vicinity connect residents to the broader transit network.
Highway access proves exceptional, with the Highway 401 onramp just four minutes away via Dixon Road. The location earns a Walk Score of 74 and Transit Score of 67, indicating good walkability and transit connectivity.
The Kingsview Village-The Westway neighbourhood offers a residential environment with lower density than Toronto's urban core. This setting attracts residents who appreciate having breathing room while maintaining connectivity to the broader city through established transit links.
The nearby Humber River corridor provides extensive opportunities for outdoor recreation, from walking trails to cycling paths. Living at Tiffany Place means enjoying suburban tranquility while benefiting from strategic Highway 401 access that facilitates travel throughout the Greater Toronto Area.
Freg Developments completed Tiffany Place in 1975 as part of their contribution to the substantial residential development that transformed Etobicoke during the mid-1970s. The company established this high-rise project during a pivotal period of neighbourhood growth and expansion.
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