50 Brian Harrison Way

Built in 2005, the Equinox II Condos at 50 Brian Harrison Way was created to complement the Equinox I Condos at 60 Brian Harrison Way. The Monarch Group is responsible for the pair of towers, with Equinox II reaching to 37 storeys and containing 349 Toronto condos. Like any good 21st century building, 50 Brian Harrison Way maintains an active website, where residents can find an events calendar, contact information for property management, and more.

Prospective residents fall for 50 Brian Harrison Way for a number of reasons; its location and its impressive lineup of amenities being just two. Active types can often be found enjoying the building’s gym or indoor pool. After an intense workout (or perhaps in place of one), residents can head to the sauna to relax. Social butterflies, on the other hand, will make great use of the Equinox II’s party room. Guests attending events at 50 Brian Harrison Way can park in a dedicated visitor parking spot, while a 24-hour concierge is there to answer questions and provide directions.

None of the Toronto condos for rent and sale at 50 Brian Harrison Way can be classified as enormous, but none are tiny either. Suites start at around 550 and reach to approximately 1,000 square feet; they contain one, two, or three bedrooms, and boast dens as well. And while there’s room for some variation from unit to unit, floor-to-ceiling windows, open concept kitchens with breakfast bars, and sizeable outdoor spaces are the norm at Equinox II.

Bendale, Scarborough may best be known for the Scarborough Town Centre, but the neighbourhood is in fact primarily residential. The area also has plenty of green space running through it, with a favourite being Thomson Memorial Park. Besides the standard sporting facilities, this park is also home to the Scarborough Museum, and hosts Scarborough’s Ribfest every summer.

While the Scarborough Town Centre is a go-to spot for retail therapy in Bendale, the grocery stores that surround this mall also make life easier for residents of 50 Brian Harrison Way. There’s a FreshCo 500 metres to the east, while a massive Real Canadian Superstore sits about a kilometre away from the building. Also a short walk away is a Toronto Public Library Branch and a Shoppers Drug Mart.

It takes all of about 1 minute to walk to Scarborough Centre subway station on the Scarborough subway line, which makes travelling around the city a breeze for anyone living at 50 Brian Harrison Way. Once here, passengers can reach Union Station in less than one hour via the Scarborough, Bloor-Danforth, and Yonge subway lines.

Then there’s the option to use buses to get around: passengers can ride the 9 Bellamy to the Eglinton GO Station, for example, or the 92 Yorkdale GO bus toward North York Centre Station on the Yonge subway line.

Last but not least, residents who prefer to drive can reach the 401 in just minutes by heading north along McCowan or Brimley. Once here, residents can zip east or west across the city, or travel to a different city altogether.