Bay Street Condos | U Condos 1080 Bay st – 65 St. Mary

U Condos – 1080 Bay St/65 St. Mary

• Built in: 2016

• Developer: Pemberton Group

• Floors: 2 towers (56, 46)

• Units: 1002

AVAILABLE LISTINGS FOR SALE AND FOR RENT AT 1080 BAY St:

AVAILABLE LISTINGS FOR SALE AND FOR RENT AT 65 St Mary:

Pemberton Group chose a unique location adjacent to the lush grounds of the St. Michael’s College campus of the University of Toronto for their singularly exceptional U Condominiums.

Steps from world-class shopping along Bloor Street, Yorkville and Hazelton avenues and in the very heart of Canada’s Financial District, U Condos is a new two-tower development at 65 St. Mary and 1080 Bay street. It is unquestionably the ideal choice for urbanites who are ready for an ultra-luxurious and sophisticated lifestyle in Toronto’s most exciting location. U is for you.

Building features

Each tower is topped with a 4,500 square foot amenities area with a wraparound balcony framed by amazing views. Entertain in the elegant, well-equipped party room, savour some quiet time in the library, and exercise in style in the bright spacious fitness room and yoga studio.

In addition the unbelievable 3 storey lobby (designed by Andrea Kantelberg) features 24-hour concierge service.

Each tower includes a 4,500 sq.ft. amenities area with outdoor space, along with a fully-equipped party room, a quiet library and/or reading room and a proper fitness area with an accompanying yoga/stretch studio.

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1080 Bay Street has a Walk Score of 99 out of 100. This location is a Walker’s Paradise so, as a result, daily errands do not require a car.  This location is in the Bay Street Corridor neighborhood in Toronto. Nearby parks include Norman Jewison Park, George Hislop Park and James Canning Gardens.