28 LINDEN STREET
PH 02
Features
2 Bed
2 Bath
830/sqft
Terrace
1 Parking
$699,000
Penthouse Living Above the City
Perched on the top floor, this bright two-bedroom, two-bathroom penthouse pairs a highly practical layout with the kind of outlook that makes everyday living feel a little more special. With no one above, the suite enjoys a quiet, private feel, along with sweeping eastern views and a striking northern outlook over the treetops of Rosedale and the ravine.
Inside, 10 foot high ceilings and generous windows bring in an abundance of natural light throughout the day. The open living and dining area flows comfortably into a well-proportioned kitchen, creating an easy space for both daily life and entertaining. The primary bedroom includes its own ensuite, while the second bedroom and full bathroom offer flexibility for guests, a home office or everyday use.
A private balcony extends the living space outdoors—ideal for a morning coffee, an evening drink or simply taking in the skyline and treetop views after dark.
The building itself is modern, well maintained and ideally positioned just south of Bloor. Sherbourne Station is only moments away, while Yorkville, Rosedale, Cabbagetown and the Village are all within walking distance, each offering a completely different mix of restaurants, shops, architecture, nightlife and green space. It is a remarkably connected pocket of downtown, with the convenience of the city at the door and a quieter residential feel once you are home.
For an end user, it is an elegant and comfortable place to live. For a buyer thinking longer term, the combination of a penthouse position, strong transit access and a location along the evolving eastern stretch of Bloor makes it an especially compelling offering.
Building Amenities:
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Concierge
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Fitness centre
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Media/Party room
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Meeting Room
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Bike Storage
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Visitors Parking
Inclusions:
Stove, Microwave Hoodvent, Fridge, Dishwasher, Washer, Dryer, All Electrical Light Fixtures (Except Dining Room Light) , Window Coverings
The Neighbourhood
28 Linden sits at one of those unusually well-connected points in the city, where several of Toronto’s most distinct neighbourhoods meet within an easy walk. Head east and the streets give way to Cabbagetown’s Victorian houses and neighbourhood restaurants; north brings you into Rosedale and its ravine trails; northwest leads toward Yorkville’s boutiques, galleries and dining rooms; and southwest connects to the energy of the Village.
What makes the location especially appealing is how different each direction feels. You can move from quiet residential streets to some of the city’s best shopping, nightlife, architecture and green space without ever needing the car. Sherbourne Station is also just steps away, making the rest of Toronto remarkably easy to reach while keeping home slightly removed from the pace of Bloor Street.
Virtu Coffee
270m 5 min walk
No Frills
300m, 4 min walk
Rosedale Ravine
350m, 5 min walk
Sherbourne Subway
190m, 2 min walk
EAT/DRINK
From French Dining to Neighbourhood Favourites
Just around the corner, Maison Selby brings French-inspired dining to the restored C.H. Gooderham House, a grand 19th-century mansion that gives dinner here a sense of occasion. Tucked beneath it is Sous Sol, an intimate lower-level cocktail lounge with a discreet, speakeasy-inspired atmosphere.
A little farther south, Cabbagetown offers a more neighbourhood-driven dining scene, with favourites such as F’Amelia and House on Parliament. Head west, and the polished restaurants, patios and cocktail bars of Yorkville are also within easy reach.
Explore.
Victorian Streets, Ravine Trails and a Farm in the City
Wander south into Cabbagetown, where leafy residential streets are lined with one of Toronto’s most impressive collections of Victorian architecture, from intricate brickwork and decorative gables to lush front gardens.
At the eastern edge of the neighbourhood, Riverdale Farm feels almost impossibly removed from downtown, with animals, gardens, wooded areas and ponds connected to the city’s ravine system. In the opposite direction, Yorkville’s galleries, boutiques and cultural landmarks offer an entirely different kind of afternoon.
Indulge.
The Neighbourhood Coffee Run
Rooster Coffee House on Jarvis is an easy everyday stop for specialty coffee and baked goods, while Jet Fuel remains a longstanding Cabbagetown institution with the kind of unfussy character that feels inseparable from the neighbourhood.
For a more polished outing, the cafés, bakeries and specialty food shops of Yorkville are only a short trip west, making the area equally suited to a quick morning coffee or a leisurely weekend wander.
