Museum House

1 - About Museum House

• Address: 206 Bloor St W, Toronto
• Neighbourhood: Annex, Midtown | Central, Toronto
• Storeys: 18
• Units: 27
• Built Year: 2012
• Builder: Yorkville Capital Corporation
• Building Type: High-Rise condo
• Suite Sizes: 1605 sqft - 5241 sqft
• Average Price: $1,291 / sq. ft.

2 - Overview of Museum House

Built in 2012, Museum House is a boutique condominium designed as an architectural counterpart to the Royal Ontario Museum's Crystal. The 18-storey tower, designed by Page & Steele and IBI Group, features an exterior of limestone, metal, and glass.

The building utilizes a "vertical green space" aesthetic through custom balcony planters with integrated irrigation systems. This design provides consistent greenery across the facade and private outdoor space for each unit.

With only 27 suites, the building prioritizes privacy and exclusivity. Its scale and material palette distinguish it from the higher-density developments in the adjacent Yorkville core.

3 - Suite Sizes & Value

Residences at Museum House range from 1,605 to 5,241 square feet. These units command an Average Price: $1,291 / sq. ft.

Suites feature 10-foot to 11-foot ceiling heights and floor-to-ceiling windows. Private individual elevators provide direct access to each residence, serving as a primary security and privacy feature.

4 - Building Amenities & Features

• 24-hour concierge and 24-hour security
• Valet parking
• Private residence lobby
• Direct/private elevator access to all suites
• State-of-the-art fitness centre
• Emergency standby generators
• Direct access to Bloor Street

5 - Location Highlights

• Royal Ontario Museum (ROM): Located directly across the street
• University of Toronto: Steps from the St. George campus
• Queen's Park: Nearby public green space and site of the Ontario Legislative Building
• Cultural Institutions: Proximity to the Royal Conservatory of Music, Hot Docs Cinema, and Lee's Palace
• Dining: Adjacent to Museum Tavern and Annex restaurants

6 - Lifestyle Near Museum House

The lifestyle at Museum House is defined by privacy and proximity to Toronto's cultural hubs. The location sits at the intersection of the University of Toronto campus and the Yorkville commercial district.

Residents enjoy access to boutique shopping, fine dining, and art galleries. The area combines the residential character of the Annex with the retail density of Bloor Street, offering both tranquility and urban convenience.

7 - About the Developer

Yorkville Capital Corporation, also known as The Yorkville Group, developed Museum House. The firm contributed to the residential development of the Museum District. The project is noted for its integration with the cultural landmarks of the Annex and Yorkville.