The residences in the 89 Avenue Yorkville have premium surfaces, including wooden floors, gas fireplaces and marble slabs.Developments in armaments heights
89 Avenue Yorkville will be ready faster than you could expect. There are only seven suites left for sale
In December 2024, Armor Heights reached a significant milestone with the official roof and marked an important phase in development.
Since then, the construction has progressed steadily and the focus is now being relocated to the interior suites of the building.
The crews have started to install the FE incident and the windows, and they are also working on creating a model suite for customers this summer.
In addition, the Alabama limestone is currently being cut and will soon arrive on site for installation on the facade of the building, which will contribute to the iconic appearance of the residence.
Armor Heights has more than 50 craftsmen who bring the vision to life.
“In addition to my son Michael, I am personally on site who supervises the work on customer -specific suites,” says Frank Mazzotta, President of the company.
“We are pleased to be able to tell you that the occupancy is expected next year, which offers a promising opportunity for those who are willing to get into a real luxury residence.”
Adaptation of suites – 17 interior designers are currently working with owners and nobody will look the same
“We are pleased to work with a prestigious group of interior designers, including Brian Gluckstein, Wayne Swadron Studios, Samantha Farjo, Rachelle Designs, Patton Design, McCallumatheratherather, Erica Gelman, Colette van den Thillart, Michael London, to name a few,” says Mazzotta.
He adds that you have created custom layouts and designs that are tailored to the unique preferences of every customer.
“As the only developer in Toronto who offers a complete design freedom, we ensure the direct consultation with high -ranking team members for a seamless process,” says Mazzotta. “There are no external agents and the entire customer coordination is treated by me or Michael. The sky is the limit for our customers.”
The Residences in the 89 Avenue Yorkville have Premium surfaces, including fishing burr wood floors, gas fireplaces, marble slabs and Handmade La Cornue gas areas in France. The suites are equipped with Miele devices as well as Kohler and Kallista -Sanitätungen.
Increase in the interest of US buyers
Armor Heights has recently made a growing interest in prospects in the USA, especially from Los Angeles and New York. While most current customers are local, they say that more non -local buyers show interest due to the global market conditions, from the districts such as Forest Hill and Rosedale.
There are improvements in security
The residence offers 24-hour work, security, porter and concierge services of the Forest Hill Kipling Group. The 89 Avenue Yorkville, which is tailored to a luxurious lifestyle, is aimed at every inquiry, especially for customers who appreciate the convenience of a lock-and-beer-residence.
Other security features are the biometric identification for safe entry and comprehensive camera surveillance in all entry points, corridors and common areas.
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All glass windows on the main level are reinforced with safety film and equipped with sensors that trigger alarms for Bruch alarms.
“In an emergency, our security and concierge teams will enforce certain code words and follow strict panic procedures to ensure the safety of all residents,” says Mazzotta.
Update to build up amenities
The amenities are at level 2 and include an indoor swimming pool with three private daily beds/cabanas with over skylights for natural light.
The doors of surfaces open from the pool area to an outside terrace with a grill area and fireplace, perfect for entertainment. The Resident Lounge offers a catering kitchen and a dining area for intimate meetings as well as air-conditioned wine bar compartments for the easy storage of collections.
In addition, a gym overlooks the pool area with conditioning equipment and space for personal training.
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