Condominiums/Condos - Toronto, New Development

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The Backstage on the Esplanade is well on its way to being a new Toronto landmark.

This 36 storey, glass point tower with it's sleek, slender lines of steel and shimmering glass is inspired by architect Page + Steele.

Amenities include a rooftop garden with a 70 foot infinity pool and lake view. Uniformed, 24 hour concierge.

Upscale urban interiors are designed by Munge Leung, and landscaping by the internationally recognized firm Claude Cormier.

Panoramic views of downtown Toronto and Lake Ontario.
Candidate for Gold LEED certification. Future connection to the PATH concourse running throughout the downtown core.

The Backstage on the Esplanade is already one of the most talked about projects in the city even before it got its name. The developers put out a contest to the public to name the new condo and Adam Thody won $5,000 for the winning name of Backstage.

Located at the corner of Yonge St. and the Esplanade in the vibrant neighborhood of the St. Lawrence district - You will be minutes away from the St. Lawrence market, Front Street, restaurants, the waterfront and easy access to transit stations along with access to the PATH concourse, linking it to 28 kilometers of shopping, entertainment and services, talk about being spoiled!

LOCATION OF BACKSTAGE CONDOS: ST.LAWRENCE MARKET

The Backstage will be a 36 Story glass point tower with aprox 260 suits. Backstage Condos will be sharing the parking lot and be connected to the L-Tower. The tentative move in date will be late 2013.

Both Backstage condos and L-Tower condos will be connected to the underground shopping center and Subway system.

Union Station is one of Backstage on the Esplanade’s biggest amenities, and Canada’s central hub for inter-city and national transit. At its widely recognized home at Front and Bay streets, Union Station was officially opened in 1927 by Edward, the Prince of Wales. Embarking on a journey from Toronto to Alberta, the first ticket ever issued cost Edward $71.20, which would cost around $1,000 today. 

Since then, the station has vastly changed. Thousands of TTC and ViaRail customers ride into Union Station daily in addition to over 165,000 by GO train. It’s inevitable that Union Station will play a role in the development of Backstage on the Esplanade at Yonge Street. 

Backstage will allow an underground PATH connection, consolidating the condo with Union, and even reaching out to St. Lawrence Market. The south side of Backstage is alongside the railway corridor, but residents will find it quieter than living on your average downtown street. Law require trains to enter at low speeds while residential units are built eighty feet above rail lines.

It only begins there. Union station is undergoing a $640-million revitalization project with expected completion by 2015. 
 

Walk to St. Lawrence Market and the financial district. Live just minutes from all the exciting action at the Air Canada Center and Rogers Center. Cross the street to enjoy world-class entertainment at the Sony Center for the Performing Arts. Spend quality time with friends at the many exciting bars, bistros and nightclubs in the entertainment district. The stylish salons, designer boutiques and art galleries of Bloor - Yorkville are just ten minutes away.

Four storey podium with a vast variety of units with a very unique design. Interiors by Munge Leung | Landscaping by the Internationally recognized firm Claude Cormier the Design is inspired by renowned architect Page + Steel

Developers: Fernbrook Homes, Cityzen Developments , Castle point Realty

CITYZEN and FERNBROOK HOMES other Projects include

THE L Tower | Pier 27 | LONDON ON THE ESPLANADE

SUITES FEATURES

Soaring 9 and 10 foot, smooth finished ceilings | Granite Kitchen countertops with under mount sink and ceramic backsplash , Bosch Appliances , Fisher Paykel refrigerator with bottom mount freezer , Bathrooms include floating vanity cabinets with slab marble countertops and much more