Wonder Condos Highlights
| Development Name: |
Wonder Condominiums |
| Developer: |
Graywood Developments & Alterra Developments |
| Designed: |
Diamond & Schmitt Architects Incorporated |
| Address: |
462 Eastern Ave. Toronto, Ontario |
| Number of Storeys: |
8 |
| Unit Types: |
1 bedroom - 3 bedrooms; Soft Lofts +Townhomes |
| Occupancy: |
January 2023 |
| Starting Price: |
$400's |
| Deposit Structure: |
TBA |
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The Neighbourhood
Located in Toronto’s scenic Leslieville neighbourhood
15 minutes to Toronto Eaton Centre at the hub of Downtown Toronto
Walk Score of 89/100
Bike Score of 100/100
Transit Score of 98/100
Flanked by shops, restaurants and entertainment spots
Near schools Close to Hideaway Park, Jimmie Simpson Park, and Thompson Street Parkette
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A symbol of Toronto’s industrial past, the old Weston Bread Factory was built in an age when passion and craft lived at every street corner, authenticity was the mark of a business, and hard work, the calling card of the ambitious.
This Fall, it rises once again to meet a changing city. This east end landmark will evolve into Wonder, chic condos, lofts and, towns.
Designed to respect and incorporate its industrious past, it’s the perfect home for those who want a slice of history along with a dollop of all things modern.
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Amenities:
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About The Builder
Graywood Developments is a Toronto-based company that has been in the industry for over 30 years, since when they have developed over 25,000 housing units in various capacities. These include low-rise as well as mid-rise projects, skyscrapers, hotels, etc., with a total value of $5.1 million. Presently, the company has more than 3.8-million sq. feet under development.
