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18 Mondeo Dr PH27
Function. Light. Space. Sanity. All Waiting on the Top Floor.
Send This Listing To A FriendSomewhere between the freehold house that’s over your budget and the one-bedroom condo you can’t survive lies this: a penthouse that actually works for real family life. Let’s talk numbers first, because they matter. Over 1,000 square feet. Three proper bedrooms and a den. Two full bathrooms. Two parking spaces. Two lockers. All for under $750K. That’s not a starter condo. That’s a solution.
Positioned on the top floor of a Tridel-built building in Mondeo Springs, this northeast-facing corner unit serves up panoramic, uninterrupted views and natural light that shifts with the day—bright mornings, glowing evenings, and no need to live behind blackout blinds. The windows stretch floor-to-ceiling, the ceilings hit nine feet, and the sense of space is immediate.
The floor plan is a rare kind of functional: the primary suite sits apart from the rest, while two additional bedrooms line the opposite wing—perfect for kids, guests, or that in-law who “just needs a few months.” The den adds welcome flexibility, whether you work from home or just need extra space to store the LEGO collection that just keeps growing.
The kitchen has room to actually cook. The living and dining areas don’t force you to choose between a sectional and a dining table. The bathrooms aren’t placeholders—they’re part of the equation. And with two lockers and two parking spots, your gear, groceries, and people all have somewhere to go.
And then there’s the location. Dorset Park is walkable, well-connected, and packed with some of the city’s best under-the-radar food. You’re minutes from the 401. Steps to Ellesmere-Statton Public School (yes, with French Immersion). Around the corner from Highland Farms, Costco, and more shawarma, pizza, and Greek than you’ll ever manage in a single weekend. And when you want the car to stay parked, the TTC has your back.
The building itself? It’s a Tridel building—built right, managed well, and loaded with the kind of amenities you’ll actually use: concierge, pool, gym, party room, guest suites. All covered under a monthly fee that doesn’t require a second mortgage.
The suite just exceptionally good at what it is: a functional, comfortable, long-term home in a neighbourhood that still makes financial sense. It’s for the buyer who’s done the math, weighed the trade-offs, and knows value when they see it.
5 Things We Love
1. Penthouse Perfection with Endless Views. Perched on the 17th floor, this corner suite delivers unobstructed 180-degree northwest views—sunlit days, golden sunsets, and no need to close the blinds from harsh direct light.
2. Real Space, Real Privacy. With 3+1 bedrooms and a smart split-bedroom layout, the private primary suite is separated from two additional bedrooms down the hall—perfect for kids, guests, or a quiet home office.
3. Built by Tridel, Designed for Living. Nine-foot ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and a floorplan that makes sense. Add Tridel’s reputation for quality and you’ve got a home that’s as solid as it is stylish.
4. Amenities That Make Life Easier. From concierge and guest suites to the pool, gym, sauna, and party room, everything you need is here—no maintenance required.
5. Everyday Convenience, Unmatched Value. Two parking spots. Two lockers. Steps to French immersion at Ellesmere Statton PS, Highland Farms, and a food scene that ranges from shawarma to Armenian pizza. All at a price that keeps monthly costs low and lifestyle high.
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About Dorset Park | Scarborough
Dorset Park isn’t chasing trends—and that’s part of its charm. It’s a well-connected, culturally rich neighbourhood that makes daily life easier, more flavourful, and surprisingly affordable.
Commuting? The 401 is just around the corner. TTC access is reliable, and you can run most errands without getting in the car. Highland Farms, Costco, Walmart, Home Depot—everything you need is nearby, which means fewer stressful weekends and more time to actually enjoy your space.
The neighbourhood reflects the best of Toronto’s diversity. You see it in the people, the shops, the schools—and especially the food. Johnny’s Shawarma has a cult following for good reason. Mamajoun’s Armenian pizza is thin, savoury, and addictive. And Floga Estiatorio serves up Greek comfort food that hits every time. You’ll run out of room in your fridge before you run out of places to try.
Families love the walkability and the sense of community. Ellesmere-Statton Public School—just a few minutes away on foot—offers French Immersion, and parks and playgrounds are woven throughout the area.
Dorset Park delivers what matters: access, convenience, character, and a kind of day-to-day ease that’s getting harder to find in the city. It’s exactly the kind of neighbourhood people stay in once they’ve settled in.
