Condo in CityPlace, Toronto
25 Capreol Crt
Luna Vista
Also known as: Luna Vista - CityPlace, Luna Vista at CityPlace
10 resident reviews
60% would live here again
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Building facts
- Builder
- Concord Adex
- Property manager
- FirstService Residential
- Neighbourhood
- CityPlace
- Year built
- 2010
- Concierge
- 24 hours
Building contacts
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Amenities
About
About this building
25 Capreol Crt, also called Luna Vista, is a downtown condo built in 2010 by Concord Adex, the developer behind the CityPlace neighbourhood.
- Rooftop infinity poolRooftop pool
- Next to Canoe Landing ParkNext to park
- 24-hour concierge24h concierge
- Heat, water and AC includedHeat/water incl.
It sits right beside Canoe Landing Park, a big neighbourhood park. The building shares all of its amenities with its sister tower next door, 8 Telegram Mews. The best feature is the rooftop, with an infinity pool, a hot tub, private cabanas and barbecues. Inside, there's a gym, a yoga room, a movie room, a games room, a party room, a business lounge and guest rooms for visitors. A concierge is on duty 24 hours a day, and there's parking for guests. Your monthly fees cover heat, water and air conditioning, plus building insurance and upkeep of the shared spaces. The Spadina and Bathurst streetcars are a short walk away, Union Station is about 20 minutes on foot, and the Rogers Centre and the lake are close by.
Is it right for you?
Good for
- People who'll use the amenities. Residents rate them 4.5 out of 5, led by the pool, rooftop terrace and gym.
- Anyone who wants the lake, Canoe Landing Park and the 510 Spadina streetcar a few minutes' walk away.
Look elsewhere if
- You need quiet. Noise is the lowest-rated category (3.0 out of 5): trains, construction and event nights.
- You want a subway at the door. Union and St Andrew stations are each about a 20-minute walk.
Getting around
Getting around
Nearby streetcars and buses
- 510Spadina5 min
- 511Bathurst7 min
- 504King10 min
Subway
- 1UnionLine 1 Yonge-University20 min1.4 km
Walk times are approximate. TTC schedule data, Sep 2026. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Toronto.
Residents
What residents say
What 10 residents say about living here: a summary, their ratings and their tips.
Summary of reviews
AI summary of 10 resident reviews · up to October 2026
Great amenities and location. Noise is the trade-off.
Most residents enjoy living here, mainly for the pool, rooftop terrace and gym, and for being a short walk from the lake, the park and the streetcar. The most common complaints are noise from trains, construction and event nights, busy elevators, and repairs that can take a week or more. Owners are happier than renters.
Residents like
- Pool, rooftop terrace and gym8 of 10
- Walk to the lake, park and streetcar5 of 10
- Friendly concierge and front desk5 of 10
- Well-kept, well-run building3 of 10
Common complaints
- Train, construction and event-night noise5 of 10
- Busy elevators on move days and mornings3 of 10
- Slow repairs and water shut-offs3 of 10
- Small studios and balconies3 of 10
Would they live here again?
would live
here again
Tips from residents
AI summary of tips from 10 resident reviews · up to October 2026
Visit on a weekday, check your phone signal, and book things early.
- Hear the noise first. Trains, construction and event nights are louder on weekdays than at a Sunday viewing.
- Check your signal inside the suite before you sign. Some carriers drop to one bar.
- Book ahead. The move elevator needs 72 hours' notice, guest suites fill up in December, and visitors need a parking permit.
- Know the rules. Leases are 6 months minimum, pets must be registered, and the outdoor pool is summer only.
In their own words · 10 tips
“The outdoor pool is only open in summer. If you want to swim year-round, that's worth knowing before you choose this tower.”
“If you work from home, visit on a weekday. Construction and train noise were much louder than I noticed at my Sunday viewing.”
“Pets must be registered with management and stay on a leash in common areas. They're not allowed in the courtyard gardens.”
“The building is mostly rentals, so there's a lot of move-in and move-out traffic at the start of each month. Plan your own move for midweek.”
“If you plan to rent your suite out later, note that owners lose amenity access while a tenant lives there, and leases must be at least 6 months.”
“Check your phone signal inside the suite before you sign. Mine drops to one bar away from the window.”
“Moves are only allowed Monday to Saturday during the day, and you need to book the elevator 72 hours ahead with a deposit.”
“Get your visitor parking permits from concierge before family arrives. Guests can stay up to 3 days, but without a permit they get ticketed fast.”
“Ask how the heating and cooling system is maintained. Our unit's fan coil broke twice and each repair took more than a week.”
“Book the two guest suites early for the holidays. They're limited to 3 nights and fill up months ahead in December.”
Costs & signal
Costs and phone signal
What the condo fee covers, what residents pay on top, and whose signal works inside.
Monthly costs
Included in the condo fee
- Heat
- Water
- Shared areas
- Air conditioning
- Building insurance
You pay yourself
- Hydro
Electricity, billed to your suite
About $75 / month
Average from 7 residents
All 10 residents who answered pay only hydro on top of the fee.
Based on several listings for this building. Confirm for the exact suite before you sign.
Parking & lockers
What residents paid to rent one here
About $195 / month
from 3 residents
About $40 / month
from 4 residents
Phone signal by carrier
Resident ratings inside the building, out of 5
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House rules
House rules
The building's official rules in plain English. Tap a topic to see the details.
Rules at a glance
AI summary of the building's official rules · checked by Kondo World
Rules by topic
Renting & short staysNo Airbnb · 6-month minimum lease5 rules
- No Airbnb or other short-term rentals. Hotel-style or nightly stays are not allowed.
- Leases must be at least 6 months.
- Owners must give a copy of the lease to management before the tenant moves in.
- No more than 4 people can live in a rented suite.
- Owners can't use the amenities while their suite is rented out. The tenant gets access instead.
PetsAllowed, with a few rules4 rules
- Pets are allowed, but you need to register them with management.
- Keep pets on a leash in hallways, elevators and the lobby.
- Pets aren't allowed in the courtyard or garden areas.
- If a pet keeps causing problems, the building can ask for it to be removed.
Moving in & outMon–Sat, book 3 days ahead2 rules
- Moves can happen Monday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
- Book the elevator with management at least 72 hours ahead. A deposit is required.
Balconies & BBQsNo BBQs on most balconies2 rules
- BBQs aren't allowed on most balconies. A few large terraces and penthouses are the exception.
- Keep balconies clear: no storage, bikes, laundry drying, flags, satellite dishes, bird feeders, speakers or carpet.
SmokingNot allowed in shared spaces1 rule
- No smoking anywhere in shared areas, including hallways, elevators, the lobby and amenity spaces.
Parking & visitorsVisitor permit, up to 3 days2 rules
- Visitor parking needs a permit from the front desk, for up to 3 days.
- Parking spots and storage lockers can only be owned or rented by people who live here.
Floors & renovationsRugs may be required3 rules
- If you have hardwood or laminate, you may be asked to cover most of the floor with rugs to cut noise.
- Toilets, showerheads and taps must be water-saving models.
- There's no shared EV charging. Owners can add their own charger at their own cost, with approval.
Amenities & guest suitesGym 6 a.m.–11 p.m.3 rules
- The gym is open 6 a.m. to 11 p.m.
- Two guest suites can be booked for up to 3 nights.
- Amenities are shared with 8 Telegram Mews.
Good to knowEvent and train noise2 rules
- Expect extra noise and traffic on Rogers Centre game and concert days.
- Trains run nearby, and you may hear them in some suites.
Reviews
Resident reviews
10 reviews, 3.6 out of 5 on average. Each one is from someone who lived here or knows the building.
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Would live here again: Yes
- Good value studio for the area
- Clean and well-kept lobby
- Responsive front desk
- Outdoor pool is seasonal only
- Studio storage space is limited
Wish I'd known: The outdoor pool is only open in summer. If you want to swim year-round, that's worth knowing before you choose this tower.
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- Elevators
- Noise
- Management & maintenance
- Amenities
- PetsN/A
- Security & packages
- Cleanliness
- Cell reception
- Value for money
- Visitors & parking
More details
- Carrier: Public Mobile · Reception 3/5
- Typical elevator wait at busy times: Under 1 min
- How often is an elevator out of service?: Rarely
- Main noise sources: Street / traffic
- Issues you experienced: None
- Utilities: $30 / month
- Which utilities do you pay yourself?: Hydro / electricity
- Do you rent a parking spot?: No, didn't need one
- Do you rent a storage locker?: No, didn't need one
Would live here again: No
- Great location near the lake and Fort York
- Nice pool deck in summer
- Heating and cooling broke twice in one winter
- Repairs took more than a week
- Knocking pipes at night
Wish I'd known: Ask how the heating and cooling system is maintained. Our unit's fan coil broke twice and each repair took more than a week.
I wanted to like this place. The location is great and the pool deck is lovely, but our heating and cooling unit failed twice in one winter, and both times we waited more than a week for a repair between the landlord and the building. The suite was also noisier than I expected: pipes knocking at night and constant event traffic. I moved out when the lease ended.
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- Elevators
- Noise
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- PetsN/A
- Security & packages
- Cleanliness
- Cell reception
- Value for money
- Visitors & parking
More details
- Carrier: Fido · Reception 2/5
- Typical elevator wait at busy times: 3–5 min
- How often is an elevator out of service?: About monthly
- Main noise sources: Pipes / HVAC, Street / traffic, Nightlife
- Issues you experienced: Heating / cooling, Water shut-offs
- Utilities: $130 / month
- Which utilities do you pay yourself?: Hydro / electricity
- Do you rent a parking spot?: Yes
- Do you rent a storage locker?: No, didn't need one
Would live here again: Yes
- Well-managed with reasonable fees
- Guest suites are a great deal for visiting family
- Park, school and community centre a short walk away
- Guest suites book up fast in December
- Small balconies with no BBQs allowed
Wish I'd known: Book the two guest suites early for the holidays. They're limited to 3 nights and fill up months ahead in December.
We owned here for eight years and only left because we needed a backyard for the kids. The building was managed well throughout: repairs in common areas happened quickly, the board kept fees reasonable, and the security desk made us feel safe coming home late. Canoe Landing Park and the community centre are a short walk away, which was perfect with young children.
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- Elevators
- Noise
- Management & maintenance
- Amenities
- PetsN/A
- Security & packages
- Cleanliness
- Cell reception
- Value for money
- Visitors & parking
More details
- Carrier: Bell · Reception 4/5
- Typical elevator wait at busy times: Under 1 min
- How often is an elevator out of service?: Rarely
- Main noise sources: Street / traffic
- Issues you experienced: None
- Utilities: $130 / month
- Which utilities do you pay yourself?: Hydro / electricity
- Do you rent a parking spot?: No, I own one or it came with my place
- Do you rent a storage locker?: No, I own one or it came with my place
Quick answers
Quick answers
Short answers to the questions people ask most about this building.
When was 25 Capreol Crt built, and who built it?
25 Capreol Crt (Luna Vista) was completed in 2010 by Concord Adex.
Who manages 25 Capreol Crt?
FirstService Residential is the property manager.
What's the nearest subway station to 25 Capreol Crt?
Union (Line 1 Yonge-University) is about 1.4 km away, roughly a 20-minute walk. The 510 streetcar stops about 350 m away.
What do the condo fees at 25 Capreol Crt include?
Heat, water, shared areas, air conditioning and building insurance are included, based on several listings in the building. Residents say hydro is paid separately. Check the listing to confirm.
What amenities does 25 Capreol Crt have?
A 24-hour concierge / security, a visitor parking, a fitness centre, an outdoor pool, a party room, a theatre / media room, a games / billiards room, a co-working / business centre and a rooftop terrace. They're shared with 8 Telegram Mews.
What neighbourhood is 25 Capreol Crt in?
CityPlace, in the Waterfront & Old Town area of Toronto.
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