Radio City at 281 & 285 Mutual Street: a plethora of amenities in the midst of a vibrant community. Consisting of two high rise towers, one stretching to 25 storeys and the other to 30 storeys, with street town homes also available, Radio City offers hundreds of loft-dwellers the opportunity to live in Church-Wellesley Village, Toronto’s largest LGBT neighbourhood. The buildings offer concierge/security service, balconies and floor to ceiling windows, but of greatest note are the party and TV rooms, billiards room, board room, and yoga/exercise room available for the use of all residents. Close proximity to two subway stations, makes your commute effortless, though you are quite possibly surrounded by everything you could need when you call Church-Wellesley Village home!
The Village’s BIA committee has pledged to focus on preserving and improving this distinctive community while preserving the area’s history of advocacy for social justice and equality. A streetscape beautification program aims to encourage pedestrian traffic in this exciting neighbourhood, possibly best observed during the area’s annual Pride Week, one of the most notable Pride Weeks in the world. Radio City puts you within close proximity of several restaurants: choose from Chinese, Vietnamese, traditional pub fare, smoothies/juice bars, Mexican, Middle Eastern, Mediterranean, Japanese and Thai, and enjoy shopping at specialty shops that offer selections of local cheeses, artisan chocolate and meats fresh from the neighbourhood butcher. Church-Wellesley Village comes to life during Pride Week, as well as Halloween, or “Halloweek” when a block party takes over the streets, businesses compete for prizes for their elaborate and spooky decor, and pumpkin carving contests are serious business. Radio City: be at the center of it all!