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Price/Sqft Range
493 sqft - 1527 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$932 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2014
Building Scale
Floors: 36 | Total Units: 328
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2014
Condo Corp
TSCC-2392
Date Registered
Jul 22, 2014
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
The Gooderham stands as a 36-storey glass tower in Toronto's historic Distillery District. Completed in 2014, this high-rise residence creates a striking visual dialogue between contemporary architecture and the surrounding 19th-century Victorian industrial masonry.
Named after the nearby historic Gooderham Building, this residential tower honours the site's distilling heritage. The lobby features archival photography and authentic barrels from the original distilling operations, connecting residents to the neighbourhood's storied past.
Floor plans at The Gooderham range from 493 square feet to 1,527 square feet, offering diverse living configurations within this heritage-designated master-planned community. The suites feature modern interior finishes while maintaining respect for the district's historic character.
With an Average Price: $932 / sq. ft., residents gain access to one of Toronto's most unique neighbourhoods. This value reflects both the premium location within a 13-acre pedestrian-only district and the building's contemporary amenities.
Living at The Gooderham means embracing a pedestrian-first lifestyle within Toronto's most atmospheric heritage district. The brick-lined courtyards and cobblestone walkways create an intimate urban village experience just minutes from downtown.
The district transforms seasonally, hosting vibrant winter markets and transitioning to summer arts festivals. Residents enjoy year-round access to curated dining, independent shopping, and cultural programming within walking distance of their front door.
CityScape Development, operating as Distillery SE Development Corp. for this project, spearheaded the transformation of Toronto's historic Distillery District into a premier residential and cultural destination. Their development approach prioritized the preservation of the site's industrial heritage while introducing modern residential living to this unique Toronto neighbourhood.
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