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About The Randolph
The Randolph is an 8-storey mid-rise residential building developed by McRae-Randolph Developments in 1991, located in the heart of Leaside at M4G 1T5. With 86 units, it's an established part of Toronto's east-central neighbourhood, offering a mix of residential options in a mature, tree-lined community. Current listings show an average unit size around 2,250 sq ft with three-bedroom layouts, reflecting the building's appeal to families and long-term residents.
Leaside is a quiet, residential neighbourhood with tree-lined streets and easy access to shopping, schools, and parks. The area is well-served by transit, with proximity to bus routes and connections to the broader TTC network. This location suits professionals, families, and renters seeking a calm setting while remaining close to downtown Toronto and the Distillery District.
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Frequently asked questions
What kind of building is The Randolph?
The Randolph is a mid-rise residential building completed in 1991 and developed by McRae-Randolph Developments. With eight storeys and 86 units, it represents solid mid-range housing stock in Leaside. The building was designed for mixed residential use and has maintained its role as a stable community asset for over three decades. Its mid-rise scale fits the neighbourhood character, sitting between low-density detached homes and high-rise condos. Current listings show units with three-bedroom layouts and average sizes around 2,250 sq ft, suggesting the building was built to accommodate families and offers floor plans with real living space rather than compact urban units.
What's the neighbourhood like, and how's the transit access?
Leaside is one of Toronto's quieter residential neighbourhoods, known for tree-lined streets, local parks, and a family-friendly atmosphere. The area has good shopping along Laird Drive and nearby Bayview Avenue, with grocery stores, restaurants, and services within walking distance. Transit access includes several bus routes connecting to the TTC network, making it straightforward to reach downtown or other parts of the city without a car. The neighbourhood sits east of the Don Valley, offering a somewhat removed, peaceful feel while staying within the city. Schools, green space, and a slower pace make it popular with families and established residents who value neighbourhood stability.
What should I know about living here as a buyer or renter?
The Randolph attracts residents looking for space and stability in a mature neighbourhood. With three-bedroom units averaging 2,250 sq ft, the building is suited to families or anyone needing multiple rooms. When considering a unit, ask about maintenance fees, parking availability, pet policies, and building amenities, as these directly affect your living costs and lifestyle. As a 1991 mid-rise, the building has had time to establish systems and protocols, so it's worth asking about recent renovations, updates to mechanical systems, and the reserve fund status. Leaside's residential character means quieter evenings and weekends, but also less walkable nightlife. For renters, the area's stability makes it good for longer leases and building community connections.