170 Sudbury Street, Toronto

THE CURVE CONDOS – 170 Sudbury Street

Registration date: 2014-01-24

Little Portugal low-rise affords luxury living with an industrial vibe. Steel and glass with elegant red brick accents create a stunning façade built on a curve in Little Portugal, aptly  called The Curve Condos. The site at 170 Sudbury Street is perfect for this contemporary take on the old warehouse concept. It sits next to its sister building, The Westside Gallery Lofts with a charming landscape walkway in between. It is therefore a locus of urban revitalization and the perfect place to live, work and play. Young professionals and families seeking absolute modernity will find it very appealing.

The curving façade is a landmark in the area thanks to the foresight of Urbancorp. The primary role of glass is to let extensive natural light into the building and provide a unique variation on the industrial theme. Given that the building has been erected with distinct sections, The Curve Condos is anything but the same old run-of-the-mill construction.

170 Sudbury Street Amenities

Lots of storage and wraparound terraces are hallmarks of the best condos at 170 Sudbury Street. Studio and one-bedroom units are uniformly elegant and luxurious in keeping with the prime central spot. Residents love the special nature of the “industrial raw” vibe. Kitchens and bathrooms are well-designed with top-grade fixtures, finishes and appliances. The cabinets are Italian modern and superbly crafted. Nothing is missing at 170 Sudbury Street for a modern urban life within 400 to 869 square foot condos. One hundred and thirty four units are privy to the excellent building amenities.

The suites at 170 Sudbury Street are light filled and airy due to the extensive window areas. Open concept living is provided in condos from studio size to large two-bedrooms. All have high exposed concrete ceilings, piping and ductwork, floor-to-ceiling picture windows, and the most up to date kitchens with stainless steel appliances. Private balconies mean a place to luxuriate in the city and lake views while getting a bit of fresh air. Bathrooms follow suit with fine finishes and top-tier fixtures.

If a state-of-the-art fitness centre (with yoga studio, hot tub and Jacuzzi) is not enough, here you have an indoor swimming pool available for the whole family. Keeping fit is easy at The Curve Condos. It is also a breeze to spend leisure time in the party and game rooms, cinema, or lounge.  Meeting and function rooms make conducting business possible on site while the guest suites will accommodate your visitors in style. There is a concierge and security guard as well as garage parking. 

The Curve Neighbourhood

There is a lot to do in Little Portugal with West Queen West to the northeast and Liberty Village to the south. Plus it is not very far to King Street West or anywhere in town by TTC or by car via the Gardiner Expressway. You can choose among many neighbourhoods to shop and dine. On top of the stellar location, how great is it to be near the water? Exploring the immediate area will reveal a super hip neighbourhood with numerous hangouts. Locals love to visit the Drake Hotel, Brooklynn Bar, Savoy Restaurant among others. It is a life to savour with the many amenities along Queen Street and Dundas Street West. Do not miss Electric Mud BBQ for smoked meats and The Tenant of Parkdale for a great cup of coffee. Beaconsfield is a favourite tequila bar of note.

Grocery shoppers know where to find the best ingredients for their next gourmet meal: FreshCo, West End Food Coop, Kings Food Market and Metro in Liberty Village. Clearly this is a neighborhoods with every possible service. Plus, it doesn’t lack in green spaces with Lisgar Park and Paul Garfinkle Parkette within quick reach. Outdoor recreation has infinite resources at Trinity Belwoods Park including picnics and a baseball field. Walkers and bikers consider it among the best areas in town. 

Little Portugal is a gem of an area in the West End with a unique urban experience and old-world flavour for those who like a change of pace from downtown. Businesses and new retail is coming fast, especially in the area of art and design. When it is time to venture out, you have the TTC along Queen and King streets for easy access to the Financial and Entertainment Districts.

170 Sudbury Street Developers

The luxury residential condos of Urbancorp populate the West End, Downtown, and North York regions. Tannery Lofts is indicative of the industrial brick style associated with their projects. King Towns, Electra Lofts and Everson Drive Townhomes are elegant displays of contemporary craftsmanship and style. New Towns at King Towns and New West Townhomes are exciting low and mid-rise alternatives to high-rise density. They do excel in the latter area with Fuzion and Edge on Triangle Park.