736 Bathurst Street

736 Bathurst Street, Toronto, ON, M5S 2R4, CA

Description

JLL presents 736 Bathurst Street, a 0.43-acre development site in Toronto's coveted Annex neighbourhood. This court-appointed receivership sale offers 100% freehold interest in a strategic corner property steps from Bathurst Subway Station, currently improved with the Randolph College for the Performing Arts. Located within three Protected Major Transit Station Areas ("PMTSAs"), the Site has intensification potential with previous planning discussions contemplating a residential tower comprising up to 440,000 square feet of GFA.

The Property benefits from prime positioning at the intersection of four desirable Toronto neighbourhoods with immediate access to cultural amenities including Mirvish Village, Yorkville, and Kensington Market. This opportunity allows developers to construct a landmark residential project integrating heritage elements in one of Toronto's most sought-after urban locations.

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Attributes

Land area gross

1,751 m²

Zoning

Residential R (d1.0) (x438)

Number of units

650

Media

Investment Highlights

Transit- Oriented Development Site: Located within three Protected Major Transit Station Areas (Bathurst, Christie, and Spadina), the Site benefits from exceptional transit access including Bathurst Subway Station (250m), TTC 511 streetcar, and Bloor GO Station.

Residential Redevelopment Potential: The Property is well-suited for intensification as a future residential project, owing to its prominent corner location along Bathurst Street in an established residential area directly south of Mirvish Village.

Prime Annex Location: Positioned in Toronto's coveted Annex neighbourhood with proximity to affluent residential communities, universities, and premium retail corridors including Yorkville (1.5km).

Heritage Integration Opportunity: The Site offers the chance to incorporate existing heritage elements into a signature development project, creating a distinctive offering in Toronto's residential market while preserving cultural significance.