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Price/Sqft Range
934 sqft - 1221 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$426 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1979
Building Scale
Floors: 18 | Total Units: 279
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 1979
Condo Corp
YCC-457
Date Registered
Feb 12, 1979
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Scarborough Wood stands as an 18-storey residential tower in Toronto's West Hill community. Built in 1979 by Bomin Construction, this high-rise development houses 279 units within a suburban setting characterized by extensive tree coverage and surrounding green space.
The building's exterior combines masonry and glass construction, featuring distinctive bay windows and private covered balconies that enhance both the architectural appeal and livability of each suite.
Unit sizes at Scarborough Wood span from 934 to 1,221 square feet, with select configurations extending beyond 1,800 square feet. The building primarily offers one-bedroom-plus-den and two-bedroom-plus-den layouts that cater to diverse living needs.
At $426 per square foot, Scarborough Wood presents an attractive value proposition compared to developments closer to the city centre. Original suites typically feature enclosed kitchens and hardwood flooring, though many units have been renovated to embrace open-concept design principles.
The West Hill neighbourhood surrounding Scarborough Wood features winding residential streets with generous lot sizes, creating a suburban atmosphere within the urban fabric. The area emphasizes access to regional parks and community recreation facilities that serve as focal points for neighbourhood life.
Residents benefit from walkable access to essential services and retail along Lawrence Avenue, while the nearby parks and recreational facilities provide ample opportunities for outdoor activities and community engagement.
Bomin Construction Ltd. developed Scarborough Wood in 1979, delivering this 279-unit high-rise project to the West Hill community. The development represents the company's contribution to the residential density and housing options available in this established Scarborough neighbourhood.
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