Looking for a new townhome in Toronto? Look no further, Royalpark Homes has just what you need at Baker Street Residences.

The townhomes of Baker Street Residences  

When it comes to Toronto, especially in and around the downtown core, the focus falls mostly on condos. Condos are great and the demand is high, but they’re just not for everyone. Some people are in search of low-rise living with the Toronto amenities. Well, if you’re one of these people, then you should be very excited about Royalpark’s Baker Street Residences.

Royalpark has launched Baker Street Residences, which features an extensive selection of one- and two-storey townhomes, with floorplans spanning from bachelors to two-bedrooms.

The exterior design at Baker Street Residences features the use of brick, with subtle masonry detailing, large front windows, and welcoming entryways. The interiors will boast some fine features and finishes, such as granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, and 9’ ceilings on every floor!

Baker Street Residences in Toronto

Located just northwest of Allen Rd. and Eglinton Ave. West, Baker Street Residences is near the edge of Toronto’s vibrant downtown core. While Baker Street Residences is nestled next to a beautiful park, amongst quiet, tree-lined streets, the subway is within walking distance, so all that downtown has to offer is only ever a few minutes away!

Imagine; endless shopping, the finest cuisine, cafes on every other street, an exciting nightlife full of bars, clubs, and theatres. It can all be within reach.

The best part about Baker Street Residences’ location is that you can avoid the hustle and bustle of downtown. Feel like relaxing? Stay home or go to the park. Feel like a night out? Get dressed up and hit the big city.

Check out Baker Street today!

Not only is Baker Street Residences a rare find, but the price is ideal. Probably ranking amongst the most affordable townhome communities, Royalpark Homes’ Baker Street Residences has prices starting in the low $200,000s. That’s practically unheard of in Toronto in the past few years.