Rivertowne Townhomes

Soon after being cleared by the city in 2002, this prime location at 1-35 Florence Wyle Lane and 70-90 Munro Street became highly sought after. Fortunately, Intracorp developed the land with support from the City of Toronto and the Ontario government, and the result is brilliant: the Rivertowne Condos breathe fresh life into the former site of the Don Mount complex. A project similar to the revitalization of Regent Park, these Toronto townhouses at 1-35 Florence Wyle and 70-90 Munro showcase a real commitment to developing affordable, top-quality homes.

Completed in 2011, the complex consists of a number of low-rise buildings, the tallest of which is 4 storeys high. In order to keep the atmosphere of this community vibrant, the complex’s brick buildings are thoughtfully spread out, allowing space for both a public park and yard, as well as a collection of townhomes which make up the Rivertowne condos.

Designed by Kearns Mancini, the buildings themselves are quite charming. Consistent with the traditional residential architecture in the Riverdale neighbourhood, the townhomes feature a symmetrical design and a generous array of windows. Distinguished dark metal balconies culminate in a triangular gable, cultivating charm reminiscent of country homes.

Finally, the community living in the Rivertowne Condos is already quite active, even without an extensive set of amenities. Rather, the wide landscaped boulevards and courtyards, as well as the Joel Weeks Park, make for a friendly social environment. As a result people in the community often organize events, from basketball programs to salsa dancing and even an annual neighbourhood barbecue. And for those who love to play host, residents can make use of the building’s welcoming party room.