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Price/Sqft Range
2750 sqft - 2999 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$2,209 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2023
Building Scale
Floors: 9 | Total Units: 21
Building Type
Mid-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2023
Condo Corp
TSCC-2967
Date Registered
Feb 15, 2023
Common Element
Building Insurance
Water
One Twenty Eight Hazelton Avenue is a mid-rise condominium in Yorkville's heritage-protected district. Designed by AUDAX Architecture, the nine-storey building uses a Parisian-inspired aesthetic that blends European architectural elements with modern standards.
The exterior features a limestone-clad facade and Juliet balconies. Integrated winter gardens use planter boxes on alternating floors to create a vertical landscape. This design maintains the low-density character of the surrounding streetscape.
The project provides a boutique residential experience, combining historical architectural cues with modern engineering to align with the Victorian-era properties of the Annex.
Residences range from 891 to 3,046 square feet. Interiors include 10-foot smooth ceilings, hardwood flooring, gas ranges, and stone countertops. The suites are designed as bespoke homes with professional-grade kitchens.
The property commands a premium over the Yorkville average due to its low unit count and location in a heritage-protected pocket. Pricing reflects its status as a high-end enclave in a supply-constrained market.
The lifestyle is defined by privacy and historic architecture. The area features ornamental brickwork, gingerbread gables, and cast-iron fences.
The neighbourhood attracts professionals and empty-nesters. It balances retail and dining access with the residential feel of a heritage district, maintaining a village-like atmosphere distinct from the commercial corridors of the downtown core.
Mizrahi Developments, led by Sam Mizrahi, specializes in luxury, low-density residential projects. The firm focuses on bespoke craftsmanship and property management.
The portfolio includes 133 Hazelton, 181 Davenport, and "The One" skyscraper at Bloor and Yonge.
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