The Narrative Condos is a new condo development by Crown Communities, currently in preconstruction at 7437 Kingston Road, Toronto.

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The Narrative Condos will be 11 storey tower with 422 mixed condo units. Units will be a mix of one bedroom, two bedroom and three bedroom layout.

The Narrative Condos are located in the Rouge neighborhood, which is bordered to the north by the Metro Toronto Zoo, to the east by the Rouge River Valley, and to the south by Highway 401. Along Sheppard Avenue, which provides a spectacular view of the Rouge River Valley, the natural beauty of this area quickly comes into focus.

Near The Narrative Condos:

Convenient access to Highway 401 and Highway 2

Sheppard Station on the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line

Bus service along Sheppard Avenue East

Several options for shopping, schools, parks and community center

Abbey Lane Shopping Centre – including a large supermarket, Canadian Tire a pharmacy, banks, restaurants, a cleaners, a pet store, a hair salon, a post office, as well as an indoor children’s playground

The Narrative Condos The Rouge Community Park, The Tall Pines Park and Dean Park

Rouge Park – popular with nature enthusiasts, hikers, joggers, as well as cross-country skiers

Glen Rouge campground

Crown Communities

Crown Communities is all about the juxtaposition of traditional home building values and new, forward thinking passion. This is embodied by focusing on quality craftsmanship and materials, while also considering how a project will  with the rest of the neighborhood, as well as how it will improve the lives of its new inhabitants. This is how they’ve been able to be responsible for some of the most anticipated projects in the city.

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They try to improve the lives of their residents through building high quality and beautiful spaces. They strive to create developments with forward thinking designs, but still manage to integrate well with their neighborhoods.

There are a few different methods for achieving this. One is to merge the different architectural legacies that have come to identify the GTA. We’re already seeing this throughout the city. Numerous mid-rise developments are building a foundation and façade with red brick, and entwining them with glass and steel. This harkens back to the age of Victorian industrial architecture while also respecting the modern trends of the towering high-rise condos in downtown.

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This developer knows how important it is for its residents to live full and complete lives, and they understand that communities are more than buildings, it is the people that inhabit them. Striving to make good homes will necessarily attract great people.

These dedications can be seen in the projects they’re developing throughout the GTA. When you look at the locations in which they’ve chosen to build, it’s easy to see that they choose their future neighborhoods very carefully.

Nova Urban Towns is a great example of what this developer is all about. It is located in one of the best up and coming neighborhoods in the GTA.