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Price/Sqft Range
496 sqft - 1806 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$1,174 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2023
Building Scale
Floors: 9 | Total Units: 173
Building Type
Mid-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2023
Condo Corp
TSCC-3024
Date Registered
Dec 21, 2023
Common Element
Building Insurance
Water
Completed in 2023, 250 Lawrence Avenue West is a nine-storey mid-rise condominium that replaced a former medical and commercial building.
The structure was scaled down from an initial 11-storey proposal to its current height, an adjustment made to align the building with the surrounding low-rise community and the adjacent ravine.
The architecture by Quadrangle features a mid-20th-century modern aesthetic. The facade uses bronze and gunmetal grey tones with clean horizontal lines and a ground-level porte cochère.
Residences range from 496 to 1806 square feet, accommodating a range of occupants from single professionals to families requiring multi-bedroom layouts.
The building maintains an Average Price: $1,174 / sq. ft. The suites are designed to interact with natural light and provide views of the bordering greenbelt, positioning the project as a premium midtown residence.
The location supports a "15-minute city" lifestyle where essentials, recreation, and education are within walking or cycling distance. The area attracts residents who prefer an intimate atmosphere removed from the high-density downtown core.
The neighbourhood places modern living directly against the Douglas Greenbelt and historic residential streets, offering a combination of natural space and urban infrastructure.
Residents have immediate access to the Avenue Road corridor for daily necessities. The area is further defined by its low-rise character and proximity to established local schools.
Graywood Developments is a Toronto-based private real estate investment and development firm. They specialise in mid-rise developments designed to integrate into established residential neighbourhoods.
The firm collaborates with architectural partners such as Quadrangle, and is known for adjusting project scales based on community feedback to preserve the local character of their development sites.
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