138 Yorkville Avenue

A rare pre-construction offering in the heart of Yorkville.

138 Yorkville is a 31-floor building at 138 Yorkville Avenue with 67 homes ranging from 2,400 to over 13,000 square feet. Greybrook Realty Partners, First Capital REIT, and Cityzen Development Group developed it. Brian Brisbin designed the architecture. Alessandro Munge handled interiors. Ceilings run eleven to twelve feet. Over 100 trees grow throughout the structure. Three interior styles available. Prices start at ten million dollars.

The building sits at Avenue Road and Yorkville Avenue. It has 24-hour concierge, a 16-hour house car with driver, valet service, and an arborist who maintains the trees on your terrace.

Building Overview

Architecture

Brian Brisbin said 138 Yorkville is "fundamentally about life and living in the moment, rooted in place, heritage, and the art of the possible." The design uses stone, glass, and bronze. Over 100 trees cascade throughout 31 floors. Each terrace has at least one full-height mature tree. Interiors and exteriors connect through floor-to-ceiling glass.

The building's curved bronze and limestone facade sits at Yorkville's busiest corner. At street level, there's a water feature, a glass entry box, and a signature tree. The porte cochere and lower-level valet area both have espresso stations.

Three Interior Styles

Alessandro Munge designed three distinct styles for 138 Yorkville based on what he calls "distinguished residents, their eclectic personalities, and curated belongings." He describes the interiors as having "the quiet confidence of a tailored suit and the detailed elegance of a couture gown."

You pick one of three: Transitional blends heritage details with modern finishes, rounded edges, eclectic touches, craftsmanship that bridges old and new. Contemporary goes minimal with clean lines. Traditional stays classical with refined details.

All three styles include Gaggenau appliances built into the kitchen design, bookmatched marble throughout, climate-controlled wine walls with backlit onyx bars, gas fireplaces clad in stone, heated bathroom floors, floating vanities with Italian fixtures, and TVs that vanish into the mirrors.

Every home has a private elevator foyer. The elevator opens into a room with custom stone floors (metal inlay detail), twelve-inch marble baseboards, and oak walls with curved fluted corners. Cove lighting overhead. No shared hallways.

Eleven-foot curved windows run floor to ceiling in the living spaces. Each terrace has a full-height mature tree. The floors are light herringbone wood bordered in white marble. Baseboards recessed. Marble perimeter.

Limited Additions

HEINDL Germany builds private vault rooms for select residences. The company has made custom vaults for 50 years. These are Grade 3 VdS Certified, temperature-controlled rooms manufactured in Germany and Switzerland. The vault doors protect against water leaks, moisture damage, and theft. Private garages come with charcoal epoxy floors, finished interiors, overhead lighting, and concealed storage. You can personalize the space.

Au-pair suites provide separate living quarters for staff, connected to your home but secluded. Around-the-clock access. Total privacy maintained.

Services

The executive concierge team works 24 hours from the grand lobby and lower lobby. They book restaurant reservations, coordinate dry cleaning, arrange Michelin-star dining, schedule personal training, book massage therapy, handle birthday and anniversary celebrations, organize international travel.

A doorman stands at the main entrance from morning until late evening. He greets you when you return, arranges deliveries, organizes pickups.

Valet teams work 24 hours at the parking level and porte cochere. They help with luggage, keep your car secure and clean, run errands, handle deliveries around the building and neighborhood.

Auto detailing is managed by the valet team, interior and exterior deep cleaning, waxing. Your car stays ready.

A house car runs 16 hours daily. The driver is hand-selected, knows the city, gets you where you need to go on time.

An attendant works the amenity floor seven days a week, towel service, equipment help, healthy refreshments, coordinates training sessions and classes.

The porter handles parcel storage and cold storage, schedules in-suite deliveries seven days a week.

A landscape arborist oversees all the gardens and greenery. An irrigation system keeps the 100+ trees healthy year-round.

You use the 138 Resident App to pre-order coffee before you arrive, request juice after a workout, have tea delivered to your home in the evening. À la carte services available: event tickets, Michelin reservations, personal training, massage, catering, private chefs, personal shopping, bartenders, serving staff, housekeeping, dry cleaning, laundry, floral delivery, pet grooming, pet walking, salon services.

Amenities

The lobby uses Vaniglia Bianco marble on floors and walls. The lower valet area mirrors the lobby's design and has an espresso station.

The spa has hydrotherapy: thermae (hot), cold plunge, rain room. Red-light therapy available. Infrared sauna. Pool with waterfall and fireplace.

The fitness center has cardio, weights, conditioning equipment. Indoor and outdoor yoga areas.

Alessandro Munge's cocktail bar is dim, intimate. Ambient lighting. Designed for people who appreciate detail.

The garden terrace sits within landscaped grounds. Guests can entertain outside under the stars.

The pet spa has a marble grooming table, private cleaning station, open space for play.

Location

138 Yorkville sits at Avenue Road and Yorkville Avenue. Walk Score 99. Transit Score 99.

Bay Station and Bloor-Yonge Station provide access to Line 1 Yonge-University and Line 2 Bloor-Danforth. The Yonge and Bloor intersection is one of the only spots in Toronto with subway access in all four directions.

Yorkville's Mink Mile runs along Bloor Street: Chanel, Gucci, Prada, Louis Vuitton, Hermes, Swarovski. The Royal Ontario Museum is Canada's largest museum, steps away. The Gardiner Museum shows ceramic art. Five-star restaurants, cafes, boutiques within walking distance. University of Toronto's campus starts just south. Yorkville Village Shopping Center, Hazelton Hotel, Four Seasons Hotel, Park Hyatt nearby.

The Developers

Greybrook Realty Partners is a Toronto private equity firm that invests in large residential projects in Canada and the U.S., including Waldorf Astoria Residences Miami. Portfolio: 110+ projects, 50,000+ homes, $40 billion estimated completion value.

First Capital REIT owns major Yorkville-Bloor retail, anchored by Yorkville Village at 55 Avenue Road (directly next to 138 Yorkville). Within Yorkville: $440 million portfolio, 350,000 square feet retail.

Cityzen Development Group built Absolute World ("the Marilyn"), L Tower, Pier 27. Known for iconic towers.

Frequently Asked Questions About 138 Yorkville

What are the three interior styles?

Transitional: heritage details, modern finishes, rounded edges, eclectic touches, craftsmanship.

Contemporary: minimal, clean lines, restraint.

Traditional: classical elegance, refined details.

All three include Gaggenau appliances, bookmatched marble, climate-controlled wine walls with backlit onyx bars, gas fireplaces, Vanishing Technology Mirror TVs in primary bathrooms.

What makes the HEINDL Germany vaults special?

Grade 3 VdS Certified. Temperature-controlled. Made in Germany and Switzerland. HEINDL has built custom vaults for 50 years. The doors protect against water leaks, moisture, theft. Available in limited quantities.

What services come with the building?

Twenty-four-hour concierge (books restaurants, events, coordinates services). Sixteen-hour house car with driver. Twenty-four-hour valet (parks cars, runs errands). Doorman. Auto detailing. Amenity attendant. Porter (parcel storage, cold storage). Landscape arborist. Resident app for pre-ordering coffee, scheduling massages, requesting services.

How many trees are in the building?

Over 100 trees throughout 31 floors. Each terrace has at least one full-height mature tree. A landscape arborist maintains them. An irrigation system keeps them healthy year-round.

What appliances and features are standard?

Gaggenau appliances. Climate-controlled wine walls with backlit onyx bars. Gas fireplaces with bookmatched marble. Primary bathrooms: heated floors, Italian fixtures, floating vanities, Vanishing Technology Mirror TVs. Private elevator foyers: custom stone floors with metal inlay, twelve-inch marble baseboards, curved fluted oak walls. Eleven-foot curved floor-to-ceiling windows.

What limited additions are available?

HEINDL Germany Grade 3 certified vault rooms (temperature-controlled). Private garages (charcoal epoxy floors, finished interiors, overhead lighting, concealed storage). Au-pair suites (fully-appointed, separate from main residence, connected but secluded). All in limited quantities.

Where is 138 Yorkville?

Avenue Road and Yorkville Avenue. Walk Score 99. Transit Score 99. Bay Station and Bloor-Yonge Station within minutes (Line 1, Line 2 access). Yorkville's Mink Mile (Chanel, Gucci, Prada, Louis Vuitton, Hermes), Royal Ontario Museum, Gardiner Museum, University of Toronto, Yorkville Village all nearby.

What's the price range?

Starting at ten million dollars. Price varies by size (2,400 to 13,000+ square feet), floor level, view direction, interior style (Transitional/Contemporary/Traditional), customization choices. HEINDL vaults, private garages, au-pair suites cost extra.

138 Yorkville

138 Yorkville Avenue
Toronto, ON M5R 1C2

67 Homes. Three Styles. Ten Million to Start.

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