Canary House

Welcome to Canary House, by Dream/Kilmer. This unique residence is located in the Canary District neighbourhood (a sub neighbourhood of Corktown) coined after the very building that started the brand the ‘Canary Restaurant’ now turned ‘Canary House’. The building's facade will be retained for the historical attributes and the development will be comprised of 13 storeys and 206 units. Currently in preconstruction at 475 Front Street East, Toronto. The development is scheduled for completion in 2024. Units range from 461 to 889 square feet, prices start from the $500’s.

The building is now the 5th instalment for the neighbourhood and has it’s own unique attributes that set it apart from the early ones. The features include:

Concierge
Co-working space
Fitness centre
Multi-purpose studio
Library
Entertainment room
Party room
Dining room+terrace
Rooftop garden terrace
Barbecue areas
Fire pits
Zen garden

CANARY DISTRICT

With its beginnings as host to the 2015 Pan/Parapan Am Games Athletes Village, the 35-acre master-planned Canary District, in the West Don Lands, is now bringing new energy and vitality to Toronto's downtown east. Home to the 82,000 sq.ft. Cooper Koo Family YMCA, George Brown College's first student residence, residential buildings and the health-focused, vibrant Front Street Promenade, Canary District is an active and growing community. Connected to the 18-acre Corktown Common park, trails, neighbouring Distillery District, Leslieville and downtown Toronto, Canary District is the perfect address to live, work, shop and play. With the new addition of Canary Block, now is the ideal time to call Canary District home.

YOUR BEST DAYS ARE HERE

Canary District is perfect for those on the move. With frequent and easy access to the TTC 514 Cherry streetcar connecting directly with King Street, buses, and nearby subway stations, getting to the Financial District, Toronto Eaton Centre, or Union Station is quick and effortless. Take a 10 minute ride into the downtown core or get in some cardio with a Toronto Bike Share rental.

For those with slightly further destinations, the Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway are only a short drive away, or you can graba train ticket at the proposed GO Station*, and sit back and enjoy the ride outside the city. The nearby Billy Bishop Airport is the perfect option for stress-free travel within North America.

Getting Around

SmartTrack and future subway relief line station one block away
King/Queen/Distillery streetcars
Pedestrian friendly neighbourhood
Walking distance to downtown
Cyclist friendly paths and roadways
Local bicycle/Rollerblade rentals
Gardiner Expressway and Don Valley Parkway just around the corner

AMENITIES

From lush green spaces and community-centered gathering places, to all kinds of ways to nurture the mind, body and soul, the Canary District puts a world of attractions and distractions just steps from your front door.

Transit

The newly commissioned Cherry Street streetcar line connects directly with King Street, allowing for a seamless connection to the downtown core.

Corktown Common

This spectacular 18 acre park at the foot of Lower River Street and Bayview Avenue is home to sprawling green spaces, playground areas, a splash pad, barbeques, picnic tables and even a fireplace!

Cooper Koo YMCA

Walk to this 82,000 square foot, fully accessible facility complete with two pools, an indoor track and gymnasium, weight room, cardio machines, green roof, kids’ play structure, cycling studio, fitness training space and more.

Retail

It is easy to stay healthy and active in Canary District, and that is no accident. Following a carefully curated process, Canary District has brought in the best and most well-known local and national retailers.

Distillery District

Just steps from the Canary District, the Distillery District is home to artisan shops, performance venues, and award winning restaurants - all housed within the heritage buildings of the former Gooderham and Worts Distillery.

Don Valley Trail

Bike, hike or walk this scenic trail that runs an astounding 1800 kms through Toronto and throughout Ontario. The paved trails branch off in all directions through creeks, ravines, meadows and forests for a quiet escape from the bustle of the city.

Waterfront Access

Head due south and take the Martin Goodman Trail to lively Sugar Beach, one of Toronto’s urban beaches. Or head the other way to Cherry Beach – one of the city’s most remarkable beaches.

St. Lawrence Market

Since 1803, the St. Lawrence Market has been the community’s beating heart and culinary focal point of the city of Toronto. It’s the living symbol and anchor of the neighbourhood and for the families who live here.

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