The Prestige at One Yonge

Introducing The Prestige – the first release in one of the most highly anticipated master-planned communities in Toronto: Pinnacle One Yonge. It’s a stunning building at a legendary address and Living Realty can help you secure your suite.

Building Details

The building is located at a famous address that was the home of the Toronto Star for decades. It is the first phase in the exciting Pinnacle One Yonge development that will see three large residential towers and two office buildings built. Included in the plans is the development of a 50,000-sq.-ft. community centre that will be operated by the City of Toronto and will contain a 25-metre swimming pool, gym and various activity rooms.

In addition to the community centre, Pinnacle One Yonge will have a impressive array of amenities at their disposal, including a dog run with dog wash stations, a walking track, gyms, a spin studio, barbecues and outdoor dining areas, indoor and outdoor play areas for kids, party rooms, and much more.

Neighbourhood

The address itself says it all: One Yonge. At the beginning of Toronto’s most famous street, The Prestige is just stone’s throw away from the Lake Ontario waterfront and a short walk from the heart of downtown Toronto. You’ve literally got it all at your doorstep when you live here:

Of course, because you’re in downtown Toronto, on top of this you have countless top-quality restaurants, bars, cafes, stores, and many other entertainment options.

Transit

The Prestige has a perfect transit score of 100/100, making it a “rider’s paradise”. Why is that? Well, just a few minutes’ walk away you have Union Station, which gives you access to transit services provided by GO transit, VIA Rail, Amtrak, the Union Pearson Express and, of course, the TTC. With Billy Bishop Airport also a short distance away, it’s no exaggeration to say that much of North America is at your doorstep. If your travel plans are more local, you still have an abundance of choice. You can hop on the subway at Union Station, catch a streetcar on Queens Quay, or jump on one of the many bus services and navigate your way around the city.

In fact, with a walk score of 95/100 and a growing number of dedicated bike lanes, you have the option to ignore all the great transit services and make your way around Toronto yourself.