Toronto’s prestigious Bayview Avenue has always been synonymous with the “good life.”
In the past, Sunday outings for many families often meant a leisurely drive on the wide, tree-lined boulevard for a peek at “how the other half” lived in neighbourhoods with imposing names such as The Bridle Path and Post Road.
Gated Georgian mansions, sprawling ranch houses, and imposing gardens greeted wide eyes and, perhaps, even sparked a twinge of innocent envy.
Although the community has been tweaked with new additions and architecture, the area’s reputation for lifestyle as well as quality homes remains intact.
Proof is found in the details of the Estates on Bayview, a high end project planned by Bazis Inc.
It’s the same developer which recently completed and sold out the iconic Emerald Park towers at Yonge St. and Highway 401.
That project’s arched, green glass sweeping at the top of the imposing structures is now a highlight of the North York skyline and one of the area’s most prestigious addresses.
And Veronika Belovich, VP of sales and marketing for Bazis, said the Estates on Bayview—to be located on the west side of Bayview Ave., south of Sheppard Ave. and north of York Mills Rd.—will be just as dynamic.
“It’s going to be quite dramatic,” she said “It will have everything … terraces, gardens, pools and—above all—good people.”
The project—located in what is geographically known as York Mills—consists of 20 freehold townhomes (all 3,500 sq.ft.) on 20 ft. x 100 ft. lots. The development is configured into four blocks each holding five homes.
