Condo in CityPlace, Toronto
25 Telegram Mews
Montage
Also known as: Montage - CityPlace
5 resident reviews
80% would live here again
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Building facts
- Builder
- Concord Adex
- Property manager
- Icon Property Management
- Neighbourhood
- CityPlace
- Year built
- 2009
- Concierge
- 24 hours
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Amenities
About
About this building
25 Telegram Mews, known as Montage, is a 2009 Concord Adex tower on a short lane off Fort York Boulevard, right in the middle of CityPlace.
- Indoor access to SobeysSobeys below
- Indoor saltwater poolSaltwater pool
- Outdoor climbing wallClimbing wall
- Heat, water and AC includedHeat/AC incl.
It shares its block and amenity spaces with Neo at 4K Spadina Ave. Its best everyday perk is the Sobeys grocery store at street level, which residents can reach indoors from the parking garage. The amenities are some of the most varied in the area: a large indoor saltwater pool with a hot tub, a sauna and steam room, a gym with a yoga and dance studio, and rooms for parties, movies and billiards. Outside, one courtyard has lawns and lounge seating and another has a climbing wall and barbecues. There are guest rooms, visitor parking and a 24-hour concierge. Fees include heat, water and air conditioning, building insurance and upkeep of the shared spaces. Canoe Landing Park and two schools are a few minutes' walk, and the Spadina streetcar runs to Union Station.
Getting around
Getting around
Nearby streetcars and buses
- 510Spadina2 min
- 511Bathurst8 min
- 504King9 min
- 501Queen14 min
Subway
- 1UnionLine 1 Yonge-University18 min1.4 km
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Residents
What residents say
What 5 residents say about living here: a summary, their ratings and their tips.
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Tips from residents
In their own words · 5 tips
“Not much visitors parking”
“Book the guest suites well ahead for holidays. They are a great deal compared with a hotel, but they fill up months in advance in December.”
“Ask the landlord about past leaks. We had a ceiling leak from the suite above and it took weeks for the repair to be finished between the owner and the building.”
“Hydro is billed separately and the den has no window, so it works as an office but not as a real bedroom. Check the hydro sub-meter company before you sign.”
“Ask which elevators serve the suite you're looking at. The upper part of the tower has its own lobby and express elevators, and that makes a real difference at 8 a.m.”
Costs & signal
Costs and phone signal
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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 $60 / month
Average from 4 residents
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Would live here again: Yes
- It has a reallyy big gym
- Good size pool
- Hot tub always broken
Wish I'd known: Not much visitors parking
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- Carrier: Public Mobile · Reception 5/5
- Typical elevator wait at busy times: 1–3 min
- How often is an elevator out of service?: About monthly
- Main noise sources: Street / traffic
- Issues you experienced: Heating / cooling
- Utilities: All included
Would live here again: Yes
- Courtyards with barbecues and a climbing wall
- Hallways and common areas are kept very clean
- Fair rent for the location
- You can hear neighbours through the walls
- Den is too small to use as a bedroom
Wish I'd known: Hydro is billed separately and the den has no window, so it works as an office but not as a real bedroom. Check the hydro sub-meter company before you sign.
Good building for the price compared with the newer towers on Spadina. The courtyards are a nice surprise in summer, and the climbing wall and barbecues get used a lot. Management answers emails within a couple of days. Walls between suites are thinner than I expected, and I can hear my neighbour's TV some evenings, but the hallways are quiet and clean.
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- Carrier: Rogers · Reception 3/5
- Typical elevator wait at busy times: 1–3 min
- How often is an elevator out of service?: Rarely
- Main noise sources: Neighbours
- Issues you experienced: None
- Utilities: $80 / month
- Which utilities do you pay yourself?: Hydro / electricity
Would live here again: Yes
- Grocery store downstairs, reachable from the garage in winter
- Big indoor pool and gym that are rarely crowded
- Concierge is friendly and handles parcels well
- Elevators are slow at rush hour
- Game and concert nights get loud
- Visitor parking fills up on weekends
Wish I'd known: Ask which elevators serve the suite you're looking at. The upper part of the tower has its own lobby and express elevators, and that makes a real difference at 8 a.m.
I bought here three years ago and I'd do it again. Having a grocery store in the building is the thing I'd miss most: in winter I go down through the garage and never put a coat on. The pool, hot tub and gym are bigger than in most of the newer towers nearby and are rarely busy on weekday mornings. Concierge is friendly and parcels are logged properly. The downsides are the usual CityPlace ones: elevators are slow at rush hour, and you hear the crowds and traffic when there's a game or concert at the stadium.
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- Elevators
- Noise
- Management & maintenance
- Amenities
- Pets
- Security & packages
- Cleanliness
- Cell reception
- Value for money
- Visitors & parking
More details
- Carrier: Rogers · Reception 4/5
- Typical elevator wait at busy times: 1–3 min
- How often is an elevator out of service?: About monthly
- Main noise sources: Street / traffic, Neighbours
- Issues you experienced: None
- Utilities: $80 / month
- Which utilities do you pay yourself?: Hydro / electricity
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