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About 40 Scollard
40 Scollard is a 15-storey mid-rise residential building in the heart of the Annex, developed by Scollard Street Developments Inc and completed in 1991. With 96 units across its floors, it offers a mix of compact and family-sized homes in one of Toronto's most walkable and established neighbourhoods. The building's central location, on-site squash court, and steady rental market make it attractive to both owner-occupiers and investors.
Located in the Annex, 40 Scollard sits steps from Yorkville's shops and restaurants, with Bloor Street West nearby and easy access to the University of Toronto campus. The neighbourhood is well-served by the TTC, with multiple transit lines within walking distance. This area suits professionals, academics, and families who value walkability and proximity to cultural institutions and green space.
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squash court
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Frequently asked questions
What type of building is 40 Scollard?
40 Scollard is a 15-storey mid-rise residential tower with 96 units, built in 1991 by Scollard Street Developments Inc. The building was designed to fit into the Annex's established character while providing modern apartment living. It features a squash court as a resident amenity, which is less common in Toronto's residential stock and adds value for fitness-minded tenants and owners. The mid-rise scale allows for a mix of unit sizes and layouts, from studio and one-bedroom apartments to larger two and three-bedroom homes. The building's age means it has a proven track record in the neighbourhood and represents solid mid-range mid-century residential development in this prime central location.
What's the neighbourhood like around 40 Scollard?
The Annex is one of Toronto's most vibrant and walkable neighbourhoods, and 40 Scollard sits in the heart of it. Bloor Street West is steps away, offering restaurants, cafes, galleries, and independent shops. The University of Toronto campus is directly accessible, making this area popular with students, faculty, and young professionals. Transit access is excellent with multiple TTC bus routes and the Spadina streetcar nearby. The neighbourhood has tree-lined residential streets mixed with commercial corridors, creating a balance between quiet living and urban convenience. Casa Loma and Queen's Park are within easy reach, providing green space and cultural attractions. The area has long been known for attracting creative professionals, academics, and families drawn to its intellectual and cultural character.
What should buyers and renters know about 40 Scollard?
Current listings show units averaging around 600 square feet, typically configured as two-bedroom apartments, though the building includes one and three-bedroom options as well. Renters should expect competitive pricing in the $2,600 per month range for a two-bedroom, reflecting the desirability of the location and the building's amenities. Buyers should investigate maintenance fees, which can be significant in a 96-unit mid-rise with shared facilities like the squash court. Ask the seller or agent about the building's reserve fund status and any planned repairs or renovations to the facade or systems. The building's 1991 construction means windows, HVAC, and plumbing may be original or recently upgraded, so request a pre-purchase inspection. Pet policies vary, so confirm pet restrictions with the condo board before committing. The Annex's popularity means resale demand is typically strong, making this a relatively liquid investment.