Introducing Nicholas Residences, set on the charming 19th century, tree-lined and cobblestoned St. Nicholas Street. Steps from Bloor, Bay and Yorkville, an area renowned for its acclaimed shops, designer boutiques, restaurants, cafés and cultural attractions.
Nicholas Residences embraces a wide range of lifestyles. Designed by award winning Core Architects, this 29-storey building eloquently reflects its surroundings. Carefully incorporating the Planing Mill Building as a design element at the building’s base, it stays true to the street’s heritage. Here, the past comes together with modern luxuries and amenities to create this classic address.
6 mins7 mins11 mins11 minsDowntown Toronto residents come from a myriad of different backgrounds, and span the entire spectrum of the socio-economic scale. There is a large number of rental accommodations in this neighbourhood. This reflects the mobility of the population, which is comprised mostly of singles and couples. Ryerson University is helping to reshape Toronto’s downtown east core having recently purchased landmark buildings to expand their campus. One of these acquisitions is the former Maple Leaf Gardens which has been renamed Mattamy Athletic Centre and now serves as the home of the Ryerson University Sports and Recreation Centre. New condo developments are springing up all over the Church-Yonge Corridor which is gradually changing the character of this downtown neighbourhood from urban grit to City chic.
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.
