50 Quebec Avenue & 80 Quebec Avenue & 100 Quebec Avenue

Nature lovers take note — if you’re looking for green space within the city limits, it doesn’t get any better than this.

High Park Green is comprised of 3 large condo buildings in the High Park North neighbourhood — 2 high-rise towers and a mid-rise building; the living experience found within are quite similar, and all 3 of these buildings provide residents with a convenient location just steps from urban convenience on Bloor and the largest park in Toronto.

Regardless of which building you end up in — 50, 80, or 100 Quebec Ave — you gain access to relaxing amenities; outdoor pool, sauna, tennis courts, party room, security guard, and parking garage. Completed in 1977, these condos have stood the test of time, and remain a desirable residence today.

With a variety of spacious 2 bedroom, 3 bedroom, and 4 bedroom units, these Toronto condos for sale are well suited to families, couples, and empty nesters — that’s not to say that first time home buyers or young professionals should bypass these properties, rather that prices might be too high.

Buyers have a lot of choice at High Park Green, with 904 units to choose to from spread among the 50, 80, and 100 Quebec Ave. As it often the case in older condos, these units are incredibly spacious — suite sizes range from 784 square feet to over 1400 square feet for the largest 4 bedroom units.

What you’ll encounter within these condos will likely vary, as many units have seen upgrades over the years; however, buyers can count on hardwood floors, modern kitchens — some are open to the living space while other are separate — large bedrooms, and private balconies.

High Park North continues to be a very desirable landing spot for families — and those who don’t yet have children but plan to — as a result, units that are dated and in need to upgrading, could yield a great return on investment in the future. And in the meantime, you have the charming High Park North neighbourhood to enjoy.

The Jewel of High Park North is High Park itself — providing over 400 acres of parklands, this expansive green space has a little something for everyone; recreation enthusiasts can enjoy a scenic run on tree shrouded paths or a game of baseball or tennis, culture fans can catch a show at Shakespeare in High Park, children have High Park Zoo, playgrounds, a swimming pool and plenty of open green grass to run around, and there’s The Grenadier Café for breakfast.

From your condo at High Park Green you’re mere minutes from restaurants on Bloor — there’s great spots to grab lunch less than 5 minutes away like High Park Deli Express and Aztec's Mine. You can get your morning coffee fix at Hannah's Cafe and Bakery, Outpost Coffee Roasters Ltd, or Tim Hortons, and if you head east you have cozy eateries such as The Thai Cuisine, Osaka Sushi Japanese Restaurant, and 850 Degrees Pizzeria.

For entertainment, you can get a drink at Mackenzies High Park, The Mugshot Tavern, The Wicket, and Bar With No Name — which actually has a name. Music fans have Hugh's Room Live for local talent. Humber Cinemas is west on Bloor for movie nights, and there are several fitness clubs like High Park Athletic Club, High Park Boot Camp - Body Buster Fitness, and System Fitness High Park.

High Park Green has a 76 Walk Score; residents can run most errands on foot, but might need a vehicle or public transit to get everything done. And while not known for its shopping, High Park does have boutiques nearby on Bloor for everything from fashion to produce to technology. For groceries and the essentials, there’s a Rabba Fine Foods minutes away and High Park Pharmacy for any prescription needs.

Public transit users have buses on Bloor and the benefit of a High Park subway station just 2 minutes from their lobby doors, allowing for fast travel to downtown Toronto.

Car owners can get where they’re going in a hurry by heading south on Parkside Drive for Lake Shore Boulevard and the Gardiner Expressway.