New Condos in Trefann Court, Toronto

Browse new pre-construction condos for sale in Trefann Court. The list on this page shows new condo projects in and around Toronto and updates automatically. Each project page shows its prices, floor plans and availability.

Condo Prices in Trefann Court

Prices for new condos in Trefann Court depend on the building, the size of the home and its features. For today's prices, see current listings below.

Why Invest in Trefann Court Real Estate?

Trefann Court is a smaller neighbourhood in Toronto, located in the eastern portion of the city. Row houses on short lots fill the streets, giving it its name. It's a blended neighbourhood with predominantly residential housing and excellent public transportation connectivity. Despite its size and location, it is bordered by some of Toronto's most dynamic and exciting communities. Low-rise condos dominate the region, which includes both Victorian-era row houses and contemporary townhomes that blend in well with their predecessors.

New condos are also meant to blend in with their surroundings. It only takes a few steps from your home to get what you need without having to drive. Each of these areas has its own personality and can provide everything you require. One of the reasons why most new condo complexes blend in well with the old neighbouring Victorian-era residences is that this neighbourhood has a proud reputation of preserving its past.

Why Buy New Condo Developments in Trefann Court?

Trefann Court is an ideal location for people who commute downtown or around Toronto's east side for business, as well as those who prefer to get out in the evening and enjoy art, craft beers, and live music. Trefann Court isn't particularly trendy or luxurious because it's still primarily a lower-income neighbourhood, but an inflow of young couples attracted to its fantastic location and affordable rents is beginning to influence the neighbourhood's look. The once low-income neighbourhood has been conserved and carefully renovated into a pleasant, well-kept neighbourhood with historic residences that blend in well with the apartment towers that have remained here for a generation or two.

It's a really fantastic place to call home, especially with reasonable rental rates and easy access to the amazing Distillery District and other awesome locations on the east end of town. Cabbagetown to the northwest, Corktown to the south, and the Don Valley Parkway highway to the east border Trefann Court. This location is also close to Shoppers Drug Mart, local convenience stores, Regent Park Community Centre, and a number of fantastic restaurants in the surrounding area.

Entertainment and Transit in Trefann Court

Near Trefann Court you will find the Lower Don Bikeway, and the Martin Goodman Trail along Toronto's shoreline. In-line skaters and joggers use these routes as well. From November through the end of February, the Regent South artificial ice rink offers skating instruction, shinny hockey, permit hockey, and pleasure skating. A children's playground and a wading pool may be found in the Sumach and Shuter Parkette, which is located off Queen Street. One of the best things about Trefann Court is that it is close to most of Toronto's vibrant areas, including Riverside, Corktown, St Lawrence, St James, Distillery District, and Leslieville.

This guarantees that you have access to all of the conveniences you require. Regent Park/Duke of York Junior Public School (JK-6), Nelson Mandela Park Public School (JK-8), and St. Paul Catholic Elementary School are among the schools and educational facilities available. Many cafes and bars are also in close proximity to this neighbourhood. For leisure activities, you will always find something to do - Queen Street West and Parliament Street shopping, St. Lawrence Market, Lower Don Bikeway for bikers, Regent South artificial ice rink, Sumach and Shuter Parkette.

The Bloor-Danforth subway line is accessible by the Sherbourne Street bus and Parliament Street streetcar. The Queen Street streetcar links to the Yonge-University-Spadina subway line's Queen station. Lake Shore Boulevard and Don Valley Parkway are only a few minutes apart for motorists travelling in and out of the city. You can also drive to the nearest Hospitals, Shopping malls, TTC stations, nearest Highway all within 15 minutes.

• Trefann Court has an exceptional livability rating of 73 out of 100
• Real estate prices are only 1% higher than the average in Toronto
• Trefann Court rents for the same amount as the rest of Toronto
• It's close to Downtown, Toronto, main tourist spots and highway all within a 15-30 minutes driving distance
• Multiple types of houses are available - houses, lofts, low-rise condos and condo townhomes

Real Estate Scoop

Although rents in Trefann Court are often cheap, landlords and property managers are recognising potential in the neighbourhood's beauty, which has resulted in some houses, lofts, and condo townhomes being marketed for $3,500 for one or two bedrooms. New condos are beginning to appear in the neighbourhood, and they are expected to blend in with the surrounding area. The neighbourhood has a mix of public and market housing, with market housing prices on the increase.

Some of the commercial buildings on Trefann Court have lately been transformed into live/work lofts. The residential ambiance of the Trefann Court neighbourhood has been improved by these new housing developments.