Parliament Square

As expected for a building with such a prestigious address — 39 Parliament Street in the enchanting Distillery District — these condos are the epitome of luxurious modern homes. Although what many Torontonians may not know is that the Parliament Square Condos features considerable accessibility features. Completed in 2000 by Davies Smith Developments, 39 Parliament doesn’t just attract many prospective homeowners seeking Toronto condos for sale, they warmly welcome residents regardless of their abilities.

It’s only fitting that the Distillery District’s distinctive red heart sculpture stands right in front of the condos, since the illustrious team at Quadrangle Architects designed the Parliament Square Condos with care. Rising up to 13-storeys, and set along the charming Gristmill Lane, the building features a distinguished brick façade — preserved from a historical machine shop.

Complementing the brickwork, 39 Parliament’s design incorporates a sense of grandeur thanks to its voluminous cubic window bays. This all culminates in a level of modern penthouses, framed by a boldly articulated awning. Altogether, Parliament Square features a range of architectural forms, bringing a vibrant contemporary aesthetic to Distillery Districts’ heritage-centred atmosphere. Similarly, eclectic retail is located at street level in the building, just next door to its welcoming private lobby and lounge.

Finally, the amenities available to residents include a well-equipped fitness centre, rooms appointed for meetings and hosting parties, and a rooftop terrace overlooking the Distillery District, with views of Lake Ontario and the city’s skyscrapers in the not-too-far-off distance.