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2191 Yonge St #3012
The View Gets Your Attention. The Way It Lives Keeps It.
Thirty floors up at Yonge and Eglinton, this one-bedroom opens to spectacular south-east views across the city and toward the lake. The open-concept living and dining space is filled with natural light and extends outside to a private balcony on the quiet side of the building.
At 641 sq ft, the layout uses its footprint thoughtfully. No space is wasted, and the living and dining area supports everyday routines without carving the condo into unnecessary zones. The balcony adds another place to sit, step outside and take in the view, with interlocking deck tiles already underfoot.
The kitchen has been updated where it counts. Refreshed cabinetry and drawers provide practical storage, with custom in-drawer lighting adding a particularly useful detail. There’s also a built-in dishwasher and contemporary track lighting. New lighting and window treatments continue throughout the condo, giving the home a considered, cohesive feel.
Storage is another genuine strength. The bedroom includes an impressive walk-in closet customized with shelving, drawers and glass-front display cabinetry, providing substantially more organization than a standard closet. A separate locker, conveniently located near the elevator, holds the things you don’t need every day.
The bathroom has also been refreshed with a white vanity, illuminated medicine cabinet and LED lighting. Upgraded energy-efficient washer and dryer complete the practical updates.
The building itself has a quiet, owner-oriented atmosphere, with friendly neighbours of all ages made up primarily of owners and long-term residents. Short-term rentals such as Airbnb are not permitted. Amenities include a 24/7 concierge, visitor parking, a party room, a BBQ area, a pool, a sauna, a media room/theatre, a billiards/games room, and guest suites.
Renovations to the third-floor amenity area are currently underway, with a new pet wash station, an expanded parcel room, and an upgraded gym planned. You and your soon-to-be squeaky clean pup can take comfort in knowing the improvements are funded by the reserve fund.
Then there’s the location. Daily errands can happen on foot, with Farm Boy, Loblaws, Metro and local fruit markets all within walking distance. Dining options include The Keg right in the building, along with Stock T.C., Pai and Oretta nearby. Shopping, playgrounds and parks are also close, while the green paths of Mount Pleasant Cemetery and the Beltline Trail offer another way to get outside.
The result is a one-bedroom that works especially well for someone buying a condo to actually live in: natural light where you spend your time, storage where you need it, a functional layout, private outdoor space and an outlook that changes with the city below.
5 Things We Love
- A View Worth Looking Up For. From the 30th floor, the south-east outlook stretches across the city and toward the lake. It brings a sense of openness to the condo, fills the living and dining area with natural light, and gives the balcony a pretty compelling reason to step outside.
- 641 Sq Ft, Thoughtfully Laid Out. There’s very little space here devoted to getting from one room to another. The open-concept living and dining area makes good use of the footprint, while the bedroom, balcony and storage all have a clear purpose. It’s an efficient layout designed around the spaces you actually use.
- A Walk-In Closet That Takes Storage Seriously. The bedroom’s customized walk-in closet goes well beyond a hanging rod and shelf. Shelving, drawers and glass-front display cabinetry create dedicated places for clothes, accessories and everything else you’d rather keep organized. For overflow, a separate locker is conveniently located near the elevator.
- Updates You’ll Appreciate Every Day. The improvements focus on the things you use every day: refreshed kitchen cabinetry and drawers with custom in-drawer lighting, a refreshed bathroom with an illuminated medicine cabinet, upgraded energy-efficient laundry, plus updated lighting and window treatments throughout. Practical details, thoughtfully handled.
- A Location That Makes Walking the Easy Choice. Farm Boy, Loblaws, Metro and local fruit markets are all within walking distance, along with restaurants including Stock T.C., Pai and Oretta. The Keg is right in the building. When the plan is simply to get outside, parks, Mount Pleasant Cemetery’s green paths and the Beltline Trail are nearby too.
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Yonge and Eglinton
There’s a particular rhythm to Yonge and Eglinton. Mornings start over coffee, sidewalks fill up as the day gets going, and by evening the restaurants and patios bring another kind of energy to the neighbourhood. It’s one of Midtown Toronto’s major hubs, but the experience of living here extends well beyond the intersection itself, from fruit markets and favourite dinner spots to playgrounds, parks and long green walking routes.
Food is a big part of the neighbourhood. Farm Boy, Loblaws and Metro cover the larger grocery runs, while local fruit markets are there for the smaller shops in between. Then there’s Stock T.C., which combines a grocer, café and rooftop bar under one roof. Pick up ingredients downstairs, stop for coffee or head upstairs for a drink—it’s the kind of place that can play a different role depending on the day.
There’s plenty of reason to go out for dinner, too. Pai and Oretta are nearby, as is The Keg, with more restaurants throughout the area. Together, they give the neighbourhood a restaurant scene with enough variety for weeknight dinners, drinks with friends and the places that inevitably become regular favourites.
Away from the busiest stretches, Yonge and Eglinton has a greener side. Parks and playgrounds are nearby, while Mount Pleasant Cemetery offers expansive paths through one of Midtown’s most distinctive landscapes. The Beltline Trail provides another route for walking and running, extending the neighbourhood experience beyond its shops and restaurants and into some of the area’s best green space.
Geographically, Yonge–Eglinton occupies an interesting place in Toronto. It forms the centre of Midtown and is surrounded by established neighbourhoods including Forest Hill, Lytton Park and Lawrence Park. That mix gives the area its character: a lively urban centre with residential streets and substantial green spaces around it.
For someone new to Toronto, Yonge and Eglinton is best understood through that combination. It has the buzz of a major Midtown destination, a genuinely useful mix of food and shopping, a restaurant scene with plenty to explore, and access to parks, playgrounds and long walking routes when a quieter afternoon is called for. Spend enough time here and the big intersection quickly becomes the backdrop; it’s the smaller rituals and favourite places around it that make the neighbourhood feel like home.