Lillian Park – 44 Lillian St. + 33 Dunfield Ave., Toronto

Lillian Park epitomizes Shiplake’s mission to create premium residential experiences and happy homes that belong—and stand out—within their communities. Comprised of two towers at 25 and 26 storeys and totalling 560 units ranging from 417-square-foot studio suites to 1,164-square-foot three-bedroom suites, Lillian Park has a parklike setting that features artwork by Larry Bell. An underground geothermal energy source will displace most of the natural gas usage on-site and reduce the carbon footprint. Innovative on-site features are also community amenities: outdoor artwork and a public daycare. These complement other elevated amenities that are for resident and guest use: party and theatre rooms, a rooftop BBQ and patio area, an indoor pool and fitness centre, a green roof and featured events like outdoor movie screenings after dark. Lillian Park promotes a better quality of life through an appreciation of the arts and outdoor spaces and through ample pedestrian pathways and greater connection to the Yonge-Eglinton neighbourhood.

Lillian Park leads the way with bold and unconventional amenities that residents will love. Getting your daily inspiration and entertainment fix will be easy with an on-site art gallery and park featuring pieces by internationally renowned artists, an outdoor theatre and an indoor theatre room boasting a 110-inch screen, a projector and flexible seating.

Innovative services at Lillian Park will benefit the community and residents alike. A business centre will function more like a co-working space where residents can set up shop for the day and host meetings at no additional charge—if you’re a resident, you’re already subscribed. A public daycare will serve the neighbourhood as well as residents—it’s open to anyone who applies.

There are countless restaurants, bars, boutiques and more all within a short walk of Lillian Park, a neighbour to Shiplake’s The Torontonian property.

One of the city’s most sought-after neighbourhoods, Yonge-Eglinton is abuzz with shops and boutiques, restaurants and foodie destinations (and grocery and wine stores too). But there’s a quieter side to this Midtown spot, with the Eglinton Park, Glebe Manor Square, Hillsdale Avenue Parkette, Holly Dunfield Walkway, June Rowlands Park and Redpath Avenue Parkette all within a short walk of Lillian Street and Dunfield Avenue. Elementary and middle schools, additional daycare facilities and the Northern District Toronto Public Library are nearby too. And with Eglinton subway station and bus terminal just three blocks away, you can skip the drive. It’s all yours to discover, take in and make your own.