Liberty Village Townhomes

It’s no secret that condo towers have invaded Liberty Village in recent years. However, that doesn’t mean that all prospective residents interested in this neighbourhood need to opt for a home that’s way up in the clouds. Enter the Liberty Village Townhomes, an intimate community made up of 466 stacked Toronto townhouses at 46-54 East Liberty Street, 22-50 Western Battery Road, and 21 Pirandello Street.

Constructed in 2005 by CanAlfa Group, the Georgian-inspired architecture actually highlights the grounds at 46-54 East Liberty, 22-50 Western Battery, and 21 Pirandello, rather than the other way around. Instead of focus their attention on designing indoor amenities and a fancy lobby, the developers and architects behind the Liberty Village Townhomes fashioned thoughtful outdoor spaces for residents to enjoy.

Those living in the complex can use carefully landscaped walkways to travel between homes, with sitting areas situated along the way. The rose garden is a particularly pleasant place to sit, and thanks to the benches set up in this enclosed area, residents can spend an afternoon here, reading a book or catching up with an old friend. And to top it all off (pun intended) the building also boasts a common rooftop terrace with barbecues, plus underground parking that accommodates visitors.