Located in the heart of Toronto’s highly coveted neighbourhood of Rosedale, 75 Crescent Road is a rare condo conversion building that houses 17 lavishly designed suites. Originally erected in 1912, the million dollar estate was converted in 1986 by Admiral & Bernard Limited and is managed by Goldview Property Management. And although the structure is known as Castlemere Apartments, it is in fact a condo building.

The grandeur of the pet-friendly building is further enhanced by its close proximity to Yonge Street, only 2 blocks away, and all it has to offer. Residents are a mere 2-minute stroll away from a litany of restaurants both fine dining and casual, trendy boutiques, coffee shops, a large LCBO, designer stores, the Rosedale subway station, and a multitude of professional services.

The suites are quite simply a personification of charm, elegance and sophistication. They range from 670 to 1,330 square feet of living space, and feature an open-concept layout with tall ceilings, hardwood floors, all electric light fixtures, window coverings, central air conditioning, easy street parking with no permit required, custom built-in closets, storage lockers, and stacked washer and dryer. The kitchen opens onto the dining and living area and comes with built-in stainless steel appliances.

The building is situated in beautiful Rosedale. Located adjacently north of Bloor Street between Yonge Street and Bayview Avenue and extending north to the Canadian Pacific railway tracks, the neighbourhood is synonymous with affluence, prestige and elegance. It is nestled amidst ravines and preserved green spaces, and is comprised of winding, tree-lined streets and gorgeous Georgian and Tudor homes.

Rosedale is bisected by the Park Drive Ravine into a north and south section. Residential development in the northern section began in 1909 following the completion of a bridge that crossed the Park Drive Ravine. The southern section saw the commencement of residential construction following the sale of Sheriff William Jarvis’ estate in 1864.

Rosedale is mainly comprised of multi-million dollar homes along with a few pockets of townhomes and luxurious, contemporary condo structures which seamlessly blend in with the historic heritage of the neighbourhood. Residents enjoy a number of parks including Craigleigh Gardens, Beaumont Park, and Winston Churchill Park, as well as a community centre which provides locals with sports and fitness facilities for both adults and children.

By all standards, Castlemere Apartments at 75 Crescent Road is an outstanding place to call home. The building’s location alone makes its residents the envy of many.