new construction condos in Toronto 632 Northcliffe Condos

Introducing the brand new — 632 Northcliffe Condos at the addresses 632–652 Northcliffe Boulevard, just southeast of the intersection of Eglinton Avenue and Dufferin Street. The 36 storey high building is being designed by superkül for the developer — Stanford Homes.

Located in two different areas of the complex, the 632 condos at Northcliffe offer a combined 1,896m2 of amenity space. Residents would have access to an indoor amenity floor that connects to an outdoor amenity area that is a sizeable 840m2 on level six, the first floor above the base structure. A smaller amenity room in the southwest corner gives access to more outdoor amenity space that is found wrapping around the non-street fronting greenspace at grade level, while an additional indoor amenity area occupying the northern corner of the floor is accessible directly from the lobby down at the grade level.

In an effort to give families options, 33% of the total 437 apartments are made up of 2 or 3 bedrooms. Five townhouse-style apartments with grade-level locations are also being offered; they are created with families in mind. Each of these apartments has a separate door that can be reached from a patio area along the Northcliffe Boulevard frontage. With the exception of the townhouses, all of the remaining 67% of apartments are single-bedroom listed properties that may be accessible from the building’s main entrance on Northcliffe Boulevard. In addition to this, 3 levels of underground parking offers a total of 98 car spots and 437 bike spaces.

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