Bijou on Bloor
Bijou on Bloor Condos is a
new mix-used high-rise condominium development by Plaza in Toronto. This
pre-construction project is located at the northeast corner of Bloor Street
West and Riverview Gardens, just west of the Jane Subway Station. This condo
has an occupancy date of 2022.
Developer’s proposal calls for a 12-storey building with
retail space on the first floor and 192 luxury residential units occupying
floors 2 through 12.
This luxurious condo will feature a variety of suite layouts
that will come in the form of 1-bedroom, 1-bedroom + den, 2-bedroom, 2-bedroom
+ den, and 3-bedroom units that will range in size from 516 square feet to
2,033 square feet.
Bijou On Bloor Condos will feature a variety of suite
layouts that will come in the form of 1-bedroom, 1-bedroom + den, 2-bedroom,
2-bedroom + den, and 3-bedroom units that will range in size from 516 square
feet to 2,033 square feet.
Nearly two-thirds of suites will be two or three-bedroom
units, perfect for the many working couples and young families who call the
neighbourhood home.
- 9 of the units are designated as one-bedroom
suites
- 80 one bedroom plus den units
- 47 two-bedroom suites
- 27 two-bedroom plus den suites
- 29 three-bedroom units
So there’s a floor plan for everyone, regardless of your
living style. Not only that, this condo will even contain a selection of
special condo suites featuring expansive private terraces.
Come see why Bloor West Village is one of the west end’s
most cherished neighbourhoods. This Toronto condo development is a short walk
to the Jane subway station, in the middle of a quaint strip lined with cafes,
shops and Tudor-style apartments.
The Bloor West Village BIA (Business Improvement Area) is a
busy and robust group, organizing several annual events and festivals in the
neighbourhood and keeping the area beautiful, prosperous and livable.
The Bijou On Bloor Condo site is just east
of the Humber River and its extensive parkland, which has plenty of strolling,
cycling and dog-walking trails. You’re also just a subway stop away from Toronto’s
High Park, the city’s largest public park, which stretches from Bloor Street
West all the way to the Harbourfront and features tennis courts, an outdoor
pool, leafy, mature trees and lush vegetation, even its own zoo.
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