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90 Niagara Fort York

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Construction StatusComplete
Corp. TSCC-2735
Storeys 4
Total Units 43-45
Completed 2019
Amenities
Amenities
Bicycle StoragePrivate Dining
Meeting RoomRooftop Terrace
Wet BarParty Room
Visitor ParkingSecurity System
Mail RoomBBQ Area
Lounge & Bar

You’re just not interested in a highrise that’s too big and too crowded. So instead consider a small boutique building where you can really live large. 90 Niagara is an intimate infill residence in the heart of the city’s hippest neighbourhood, with great shops, restaurants and clubs just steps away. But where you can still open the window and not be bothered by the noise of traffic. With just 45 suites and 2 storey condo suites, in a quiet location filled with historic homes and heritage properties, it’s the perfect place to stay close to the ground and call home.

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Neighbourhood

Fort York is one of Toronto’s newest residential neighbourhoods. However, it is situated in one of Toronto’s most historic areas. The actual Fort York military garrison after which this neighbourhood is named, occupies 43 acres of land just to the north of this newly created residential neighbourhood. Fort York is now a designated national historic site. A new interpretive visitors centre was opened in 2012 as part of Fort York’s Bicentennial celebrations.

Schools

With excellent assigned and local schools close to this development, your kids will get a great education in the community.

Catchment schools are assigned as the required or preferred schools for this address. Other nearby schools are included based on distance. Click each school for further details.

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