The Boot
75 Dalhousie St, Downtown
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Price/Sqft Range
439 sqft - 920 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$791 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2003
Building Scale
Floors: 12 | Total Units: 153
Building Details
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2003
Condo Corp
TSCC-1571
Date Registered
Dec 10, 2003
Maintenance Fees Include
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Hydro
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
Description
1 - About The Boot
- Address: 75 Dalhousie St
- Neighbourhood: Church-Yonge Corridor
- Storeys: 12
- Units: 153
- Built Year: 2003
- Builder: Cresford Developments
- Building Type: High-Rise condo
- Suite Sizes: 439 sqft - 920 sqft
- Average Price: $791 / sq. ft.
2 - Overview of The Boot
Completed in 2003, The Boot is a 12-storey mid-rise condominium located at 75 Dalhousie Street. The building occupies the former site of a local roller skating rink.
The architectural design features concrete and glass accented by sky blue panels. With 153 residences, the development offers a smaller residential scale compared to the surrounding downtown skyscrapers.
3 - Suite Sizes & Value
Suites range from 439-square-foot one-bedroom layouts to 920-square-foot two-bedroom plus den units and penthouses. The average price is $791 / sq. ft., representing an entry point for the Church-Yonge Corridor.
Residences include floor-to-ceiling windows and pre-engineered hardwood flooring. Units are equipped with sliding glass doors and Juliette balconies.
4 - Building Amenities & Features
- Rooftop Deck: Outdoor terrace equipped with BBQs.
- Fitness Centre: Gym, exercise area, and sauna.
- Social Spaces: Billiards room and a party/events room.
- Security: 24-hour concierge and security services.
- Parking: Underground visitor parking.
- Storage: Indoor bike storage available.
5 - Location Highlights
- Toronto Metropolitan University: Situated steps from the building.
- CF Toronto Eaton Centre: Major retail hub within walking distance.
- Yonge-Dundas Square: Nearby central hub for public events.
- Queen Street: Proximity to local music and performance venues.
- Local Dining: Near Rise Espresso and The Carbon Bar.
- Church Street District: Access to dining in the Gay Village.
6 - Lifestyle Near The Boot
The area is defined by its proximity to academic and entertainment centres. It is a location for students and professionals who prioritize walkability to downtown employment hubs.
The environment combines the activity of the university with the evening traffic of the Yonge-Dundas and Church Street corridors.
7 - About the Developer
The Boot was developed by Cresford Developments in partnership with Young & Wright Architects. Cresford is a Toronto-based firm that focuses on mid-rise and high-rise developments in the urban core. The company specializes in residential projects designed for downtown Toronto residents.
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