Grand Central Mimico is a new master planned community which will be located at 23 Buckingham St in Etobicoke, Toronto. Grand Central Mimico will consist of three mixed use buildings. The first tower known as The Buckingham South will be 39 stories high. The Buckingham Central will be 24 storeys and finally, The Buckingham North will be 12 storeys high. Grand Central Mimico, by Vandyk Group, is expected to be completed in 2021.
Grand Central Mimico will be designed by Kohn Partnership Architects featuring spacious suites with expansive windows and contemporary design. The master planned community will include amenities such as barbecues, courtyard, fitness centre, games room, garden and party room. The area surrounding the buildings will be landscapes with trees, patio seating, canopies, walkway and a large public park. The buildings will feature office space and retail space on the lower podium. The master planned community will feature one bedroom, two bedroom and three bedroom suites.
Grand Central Mimico is located in Etobicoke. Etobicoke is located in the West end of Toronto, between Mississauga, and Toronto spanning from Lake Ontario shore line. Etobicoke is the fourth largest head office center in the country, with plenty of manufacturing and corporate offices. Etobicoke has been vibrant in recent years with more startup companies and a cheaper price point as it is located outside of the downtown core. Living at Grand Central Mimico, residents can enjoy the scenery by Lake Ontario waterfront and beautiful greenspaces like Centennial Park with plenty of walking and biking trails. By car, residents can reach Sherway Gardens shopping mall in only 10 minutes. Sherway gardens is a large shopping center with over 200 store fronts. In terms of travel, the new Grand Central Mimico community will be located 350 metres away from the Mimico Go station. Using the GO train, residents can travel to union station in just over 15 minutes. Residents are close to many major highways such as Highway 27, 407, 401, 427 and the QEW for quick travel options by car.
Grand Central Mimico is a new master planned community which will be located at 23 Buckingham St in Etobicoke, Toronto. Grand Central Mimico will consist of three mixed use buildings. The first tower known as The Buckingham South will be 39 stories high. The Buckingham Central will be 24 storeys and finally, The Buckingham North will be 12 storeys high. Grand Central Mimico, by Vandyk Group, is expected to be completed in 2021.
Grand Central Mimico will be designed by Kohn Partnership Architects featuring spacious suites with expansive windows and contemporary design. The master planned community will include amenities such as barbecues, courtyard, fitness centre, games room, garden and party room. The area surrounding the buildings will be landscapes with trees, patio seating, canopies, walkway and a large public park. The buildings will feature office space and retail space on the lower podium. The master planned community will feature one bedroom, two bedroom and three bedroom suites.
Grand Central Mimico is located in Etobicoke. Etobicoke is located in the West end of Toronto, between Mississauga, and Toronto spanning from Lake Ontario shore line. Etobicoke is the fourth largest head office center in the country, with plenty of manufacturing and corporate offices. Etobicoke has been vibrant in recent years with more startup companies and a cheaper price point as it is located outside of the downtown core. Living at Grand Central Mimico, residents can enjoy the scenery by Lake Ontario waterfront and beautiful greenspaces like Centennial Park with plenty of walking and biking trails. By car, residents can reach Sherway Gardens shopping mall in only 10 minutes. Sherway gardens is a large shopping center with over 200 store fronts. In terms of travel, the new Grand Central Mimico community will be located 350 metres away from the Mimico Go station. Using the GO train, residents can travel to union station in just over 15 minutes. Residents are close to many major highways such as Highway 27, 407, 401, 427 and the QEW for quick travel options by car.
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