The Deauville is a low-rise residential building with just 5 units, developed by Stanford Homes and completed in 2005. Its small scale is unusual in the Annex, where most buildings are larger condos or converted townhouses. The building includes indoor amenity space, outdoor amenity space, and parkland, plus available parking. This intimate size means quieter common areas and a more resident-focused community feel compared to larger complexes.

The Annex is one of Toronto's most vibrant and walkable neighbourhoods. The Deauville sits near Bloor West and Avenue Road, with easy access to independent shops, cafes, bookstores, and restaurants along Bloor and Bathurst. The University of Toronto campus is nearby, giving the area an intellectual and youthful energy. Transit is strong: the Bathurst and Spadina streetcars run close by, and the Bloor subway is a short walk. You'll find parks, libraries, and cultural venues throughout the neighbourhood. It's ideal for people who want car-free living or minimal car use.

The Deauville attracts professionals, academics, and families who prioritize walkability and neighbourhood character over size. Units here average around 600 square feet and typically have 2 bedrooms, offering efficient layouts suited to couples, small families, or professionals. The building's small resident count means less turnover and a tighter community. When evaluating a unit, ask about parking availability, maintenance fees, and what the indoor and outdoor amenity spaces offer. The Annex's popularity means resale and rental demand are typically strong. Consider your lifestyle: if you value walkable streets, independent retail, and transit over suburban space, this building's location and scale may be a good fit.