Presented by Worsley Urban, The Roncy is a collection of 90 carefully considered units located within the storied neighbourhood of Roncesvalles Village. Surrounded by the city’s botanical darling, High Park, boasting best-in-class restaurants and boutiques, and centrally stationed to the Bloor transportation hub.

The outdoor space features large patio tables to enjoy your morning coffee or share a bottle of wine by the fireplace at night. Keep up with your daily exercise routine outside in the quiet yoga area or inside in the state-of-the-art fitness room.

Consider the Party Room your second living space. Once inside, entertainment is available in all forms. Grab a book from the floor-to-ceiling bookshelves and take in the natural light. Host your friends and watch a game on the spacious seating surrounding the big screen. Don’t forget to take advantage of the large kitchen for those dinner parties with extra guests. Fully equipped, the building’s amenities turn a common space into an everyday space.

Founded by developer Dino Longo, Worsley Urban is committed to delivering quality boutique residential developments within urban communities. Worsley prides itself on pushing the design boundaries and combines traditional and contemporary architecture that complements the surrounding neighbourhoods. With an emphasis on architectural style, workmanship and sophisticated design, Worsley’s developments are sustainable dwellings that focus on creating everlasting value for their home buyers.

Selecting prime locations with close access to public transit and that are within walking distance to an array of shops, restaurants, entertainment, and green spaces; are some of Worsley’s prime objectives. Respectful of the neighbourhoods in which they join and keeping in tune with the needs and desires of home buyers, Worsley is passionate about being flexible and understanding. Worsley’s buildings stand out for their distinctiveness, charm, and elegance, which will surely be admired for years to come. This is what sets Worsley apart.

Roncesvalles is often fondly referred to as “Roncy.” It is known for its family-friendly and happy ambience and has a European feel. From Dundas to Queen along Roncesvalles, there are plenty of trendy cafes, health food stores, produce markets, bakeries and boutique clothing stores.

Roncesvalles borders the High Park neighbourhood and is within walking distance of Bloor West Village, known for its bakeries, specialty food shops, cafes and restaurants.

With a short stroll down Howard Park Avenue, residents can enjoy Toronto’s High Park, with almost 400 acres of public land, an outdoor theatre, a mini zoo, playgrounds, a restaurant, a museum, gardens, a train and plenty of places to picnic. The park also has several sports facilities for soccer, lawn bowling, tennis, baseball, swimming, skating, and paths for joggers and bikers. In addition to High Park, there is also Sorauren Park and G. Williams Park in this neighbourhood.