Experience Elevated Downtown Living at Celeste Condos

Celeste Condos is redefining downtown living with its contemporary high-rise residence situated at Richmond and George, offering residents a heightened appreciation for their surroundings. With near-perfect Walk, Transit, and Bike Scores, residents enjoy unparalleled convenience amidst world-class amenities, transit options, prestigious educational institutions, and major employment hubs, all complemented by stunning city skyline views.

A perfect Transit Score ensures seamless commuting throughout the downtown core and the city, with TTC streetcar and bus routes just steps away, alongside easy access to the Queen subway and the proposed Ontario Line subway. Toronto's underground PATH system and dedicated bike lanes further enhance mobility options for residents, making work or school commutes efficient and effortless.

Celeste Condos is surrounded by the finest downtown lifestyle amenities, boasting a near-perfect Walk Score. Residents can indulge in world-class dining, shopping, and entertainment options within walking distance, including iconic attractions like Yonge/Dundas Square, CF Eaton Centre, and the vibrant waterfront.

Conveniently located across from George Brown College and a short commute to Ryerson University and OCAD University, Celeste Condos is an ideal choice for post-secondary students seeking accommodation. Young professionals will appreciate the proximity to major employment hubs like the Financial District and Hospital Row, with easy access to the evolving East Harbour area via the new Ontario Subway Line.

Alterra, trusted by homebuyers for over 35 years, is renowned for its commitment to customer service and satisfaction, having delivered over 5,000 homes and award-winning condominiums across the Greater Toronto Area.

Diamond Corp, a Toronto-based land development company, offers quality and innovation in land development consulting services, boasting a proven track record in the planning and development process since its establishment in 2007.