THE ARCHITECTURE
10 Prince Arthur was developed by North Drive and designed by Richard Wengle Architect Inc., with interiors by Gluckstein Design and Michael London Design, and landscape and terrace design by Janet Rosenberg & Studio. The combination of designers on a single seven-storey boutique building is, by itself, a statement about the development's intentions. These are not resources applied to a standard condominium project. They are the design team assembled when a developer has decided to build something that matters.
The building's facade expresses a dramatic stepped profile through a carefully composed interplay of materials: expansive glass, bronze metal frames, handmade elongated bricks, earth-toned masonry, and Indiana limestone. The combination reads as contemporary without being cold, and as rooted in the neighbourhood's architectural heritage without being derivative of it. It is the kind of facade that improves with time -- a building that will look better in ten years than it does today.
The gardens and terraces designed by Janet Rosenberg & Studio give 10 Prince Arthur an outdoor environment designed with the same rigour as the interior. The covered terrace with artistic landscaping is a resident space, not a marketing gesture.
THE RESIDENCES
10 Prince Arthur contains 26 suites across seven storeys, with floor plans ranging from 1,416 to 5,918 square feet, priced from $5.59 million. Every suite includes two parking spaces and one storage locker -- a provision that reflects the building's intended buyer profile: people who have come from substantial homes and are not prepared to rationalise their vehicle ownership because they have chosen condominium living.
Ten-to-eleven-foot ceilings with coffered detailing. Engineered oak flooring with designer-selected baseboards and door casings. Custom cabinetry, high-end appliances, and stone countertops through kitchen and bath. The specification is a function of Gluckstein Design's involvement -- a firm whose residential work has consistently set the standard for how luxury interiors should be executed in this city.
The building's stepped massing provides private terraces on the upper floors that extend well beyond standard balcony dimensions. The terraces designed by Janet Rosenberg & Studio are landscaped spaces, not concrete platforms -- which means the building's outdoor offer is as considered as its interior.
THE AMENITIES
10 Prince Arthur provides a lobby lounge and a separate Reception Parlour designed for hosting -- a distinction that reflects the building's understanding of how its residents entertain. The fitness centre is fully equipped. The covered outdoor terrace is managed for year-round use.
Building management is by The Forest Hill Group -- a property management company whose client buildings represent the top tier of the Toronto condominium market. The building's operational standard is consistent with the Forest Hill Group's track record: attentive, professional, and calibrated to the expectations of owners at the price point this building serves.
PARKING AND VALET
Two levels of underground parking with storage lockers are included in the building's structure. Each suite receives two parking spaces -- a provision that is standard for the building and not a purchase upgrade. 24-hour concierge and valet services are available. The combination of dedicated parking allocation and valet operation produces a parking experience consistent with the building's overall standard.
PETS
Pet policies at 10 Prince Arthur are governed by the condominium corporation's current declaration. Buyers with animals should confirm current rules through the status certificate before purchasing. Nissan Michael can coordinate that review.
THE LOCATION
Prince Arthur Avenue connects Avenue Road to St George Street at the southern edge of the Annex, one block north of Bloor Street. It is a quiet, tree-lined block whose character is shaped by the Victorian houses and institutional buildings that have occupied it for generations. The University of Toronto's immediate proximity gives the street an academic quality that Yorkville's more commercial corridors do not share.
Bloor Street's Mink Mile is a two-minute walk to the south. The Royal Ontario Museum is across Bloor. Bay-Bloor subway is four minutes east. The restaurants and galleries of Hazelton Avenue are six minutes to the north. The Annex's own dining corridor is equally accessible.
For the buyer who wants Yorkville access from a residential address that does not feel like Yorkville, Prince Arthur Avenue is the answer. The street is genuinely quiet. The access to everything around it is genuinely complete.
THE MARKET
At entry prices from $5.59 million, 10 Prince Arthur occupies the upper tier of the Yorkville and Annex luxury market. The combination of Richard Wengle architecture, Gluckstein interiors, Janet Rosenberg landscape, and the Forest Hill Group management standard positions the building in comparison with the best boutique addresses in the city.
With 26 suites, the building's available inventory is limited by design. The buyer for this address is specific: someone who has researched the Yorkville and Annex markets carefully, understands what boutique scale means in practice, and has the patience to wait for the right suite to become available. When one does, the decision is usually straightforward.
Looking to buy or sell at 10 Prince Arthur? Contact Nissan Michael or Grace Chan -- for current availability, recent sale context, and expert representation at this address.
