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Langstaff Gateway Condos is a new condominium development by Condor Properties Ltd. & Kylemore Communities currently under construction located at 25 Langstaff Road, Markham in the Thornhill neighbourhood with a 48/100 walk score and a 50/100 transit score. Langstaff Gateway Condos is designed by IBI Group. The project is 49 storeys tall and has a total of 1132 suites. Langstaff Gateway Condos is currently in Registration Phase.

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Condor Properties Ltd. View All Developments
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Kylemore Communities View All Developments
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About Thornhill

Discovering Thornhill: A Peaceful Suburb with Urban Amenities

Nestled just north of Toronto, Thornhill offers the perfect blend of suburban tranquility and urban convenience, making it one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in the area. Its rich history, diverse community, and plethora of amenities create an inviting atmosphere for families, professionals, and retirees. Here’s a detailed look at what makes Thornhill a great place to live, including insights into its real estate market, local amenities, and lifestyle.

Why People Love Thornhill

  1. Diverse and Inclusive Community: Thornhill is celebrated for its multicultural environment, offering a rich tapestry of cultures, cuisines, and traditions. From quaint cafes to international restaurants, the area is a food lover’s paradise.
  2. Green Spaces and Parks: With an abundance of parks and green spaces, residents enjoy activities like hiking, biking, and picnicking in beautiful settings such as Pomona Mills Park and Thornhill Greenway.
  3. Top-Rated Schools: The neighborhood boasts several highly regarded educational institutions, ensuring quality education from primary to post-secondary levels.
  4. Convenient Location: Located in the regional municipality of York, within the city of Markham, Thornhill is just north of Toronto and offers easy access to public transportation and major highways.
  5. Vibrant Shopping and Dining Scene: Residents enjoy a diverse range of shopping and dining experiences, with popular destinations like Promenade Mall, and boutique shops and restaurants along Yonge Street.

Real Estate in Thornhill: A Varied Landscape

  • Historical Charm: The Thornhill Markham Heritage Conservation District along John Street showcases heritage homes with architectural styles ranging from Victorian Gothic to Craftsman style bungalows.
  • Spacious Residential Options: Most Thornhill houses are built on generously sized lots, offering spacious layouts. The area features a mix of fully-detached homes, semi-detached houses, and in upscale areas like Uplands, even large luxury homes and mansions.
  • Growing Condo Market: High-rise condos and townhomes, particularly along Steeles Avenue and Yonge Street, provide more affordable housing options, with the demand for properties in Thornhill reaching all-time highs.
  • Family-Friendly Subdivisions: Neighborhoods like Thornhill Woods, Royal Orchard, and Bayview Glen are especially popular among young families, offering an array of amenities, top-notch schools, and exciting attractions.

Local Amenities and Lifestyle

  • Recreational Facilities: Thornhill boasts a mix of indoor and outdoor recreational facilities, like the North Thornhill Community Centre, offering amenities from cycling studios to swimming pools.
  • Cultural Hotspots: The area is rich in cultural activities, with venues like the City Playhouse Theatre showcasing local and professional talents in theatre, dance, music, and more.
  • Shopping Destinations: Thornhill is a shopper’s haven with destinations like Centerpoint Mall, Shops on Yonge, and Promenade Mall offering a wide array of stores and dining options.
  • Parks and Outdoor Activities: The neighborhood is dotted with beautiful parks like German Mills Park, offering nature trails and outdoor activities for residents.

Conclusion

Thornhill represents the best of both worlds – the peace of suburban living combined with the convenience of urban amenities. Its rich history, diverse community, excellent schools, and a wide range of housing options make it an ideal place for anyone looking to make their home in the Toronto area. Whether you’re a professional seeking a modern condo or a family looking for a spacious home, Thornhill offers a lifestyle that caters to a variety of preferences and needs.

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From the Developer:
The Langstaff Gateway site has been identified by local, regional, and provincial planning authorities as an important Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) opportunity. Indeed, this urban infill project will have ramifications far beyond the Greater Toronto Area. This TOD will demonstrate, to all of North America and beyond, that dramatic gains in sustainability can be achieved by combining higher residential densities with integrated transit infrastructure in a mixed-use state-of-the-art ecologically designed community. It is important to understand that residential density is the critical ingredient for true quantum leaps forward in sustainability. It is only at these larger increments of development that sustainability systems like cogeneration, anaerobic digesters and personal rapid transit (PRT) systems become viable and effective. And only with a significant concentrated residential population can shops, offices, and civic services (such as schools) that make a community balanced and livable can be supported.

Langstaff is designed specifically to be such a balanced and livable community. A linked network of parks and open space runs the length of the site and functions as the backbone of the new neighborhood. Small, walkable urban development blocks face on to the linear park system and their buildings frame this iconic public space. Buildings that face the central park have the highest residential densities and are mixed–use, with ground floor retail, office, and civic uses to animate the most public areas of the neighborhood. Buildings that sit further back away from the linear park are more residential in character and have lower densities. Most of the streets in the Langstaff Gateway project are designed to be pedestrian-and bike oriented while still accommodating the needs of cars. The streets that define the edges of the linear park at the center of the project, however, are reserved exclusively for transit, bike, and pedestrian traffic. Frequent curb bulb-outs, bike lanes, street tree planters and mandated setbacks all work to insure that the neighborhood streetscapes are attractive and encouraging of public activity.

The Langstaff site enjoys an unprecedented level of planned and existing transit service, a level unique perhaps to non-downtown North American urban areas. This local and regional connectivity will provide future residents of the Gateway with access to all the services, amenities and attractions of the Greater Toronto Area. The various transit services all converge on the Transit Hub, a multi-modal transportation facility that will span the highway to connect more directly with development in both Markham and Richmond Hill.

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Walk Score
48 / 100
Transit Score
50 / 100
Architect
Interior Designer
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Count
49 Floors
1132 Suites
Height (M)
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Height (Ft)
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Data last updated: April 9th, 2024

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Location
Completion
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Sales Status
Registration Phase
Development Status
Under Construction
Building Type
Condo &
Townhouse
Price Range
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Suite Sizes
Avg. Price (/ft)
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Parking Price
-
Locker Price
-
Mt. Fees (/ft)
-
From the Developer:
The Langstaff Gateway site has been identified by local, regional, and provincial planning authorities as an important Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) opportunity. Indeed, this urban infill project will have ramifications far beyond the Greater Toronto Area. This TOD will demonstrate, to all of North America and beyond, that dramatic gains in sustainability can be achieved by combining higher residential densities with integrated transit infrastructure in a mixed-use state-of-the-art ecologically designed community. It is important to understand that residential density is the critical ingredient for true quantum leaps forward in sustainability. It is only at these larger increments of development that sustainability systems like cogeneration, anaerobic digesters and personal rapid transit (PRT) systems become viable and effective. And only with a significant concentrated residential population can shops, offices, and civic services (such as schools) that make a community balanced and livable can be supported.

Langstaff is designed specifically to be such a balanced and livable community. A linked network of parks and open space runs the length of the site and functions as the backbone of the new neighborhood. Small, walkable urban development blocks face on to the linear park system and their buildings frame this iconic public space. Buildings that face the central park have the highest residential densities and are mixed–use, with ground floor retail, office, and civic uses to animate the most public areas of the neighborhood. Buildings that sit further back away from the linear park are more residential in character and have lower densities. Most of the streets in the Langstaff Gateway project are designed to be pedestrian-and bike oriented while still accommodating the needs of cars. The streets that define the edges of the linear park at the center of the project, however, are reserved exclusively for transit, bike, and pedestrian traffic. Frequent curb bulb-outs, bike lanes, street tree planters and mandated setbacks all work to insure that the neighborhood streetscapes are attractive and encouraging of public activity.

The Langstaff site enjoys an unprecedented level of planned and existing transit service, a level unique perhaps to non-downtown North American urban areas. This local and regional connectivity will provide future residents of the Gateway with access to all the services, amenities and attractions of the Greater Toronto Area. The various transit services all converge on the Transit Hub, a multi-modal transportation facility that will span the highway to connect more directly with development in both Markham and Richmond Hill.

Additional Information

Walk Score
48 / 100
Transit Score
50 / 100
Architect
Interior Designer
-
Sales & Marketing Company
-
Count
49 Floors
1132 Suites
Height (M)
-
Height (Ft)
-
Data last updated: April 9th, 2024