CAMROST-FELCORP

BIO
Today Camrost-Felcorp’s impressive portfolio includes over 8,000 residences and more than 1 million square feet of office and retail space. Among the landmark residences are 9T6 Condominium Residences and Kings Court in downtown Toronto. The Savoy in Don Mills, The Palace and Manor Gates in Mississauga, One Glen Park in midtown Toronto, The Avenue at Avenue and St. Clair, Imperial Plaza at Yonge and St. Clair, Yorkville Plaza at Avenue and Bloor, Village Gate in Lower Forest Hill and the multi-faceted Mystic Pointe Community on the waterfront. After more than three decades developing iconic condominium residences in Toronto and the GTA, Camrost-Felcorp continues to raise the bar in sophisticated urban living with outstanding amenities and style that is always ahead of its time.

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The Cumberland, located at Avenue Road and Cumberland Street at Yorkville Plaza has forty storeys and looks over Toronto's prestigious Bloor and Yorkville neighbourhood. This Camrost-Felcorp project offers you the level of luxury and distinction that you deserve. Suites include an AyA Kitchen in a sleek Chelsea Grey High Gloss with integrated appliances and designed by award-winning interior design firm The Design Agency.

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The Imperial Plaza is a landmark building located at Yonge and St.Clair in the heart of Toronto. Converted by Camrost-Felcorp and the Design Agency team into on of Toronto's most desirable condo addresses. The kitchen showcases a combination of material and finishes from AyA's sleek urban cabinetry line. The design of this modern space features Manhattan Latte base cabinets paired with back painted galss in Lumina Latte for the uppers. The accented open shelves on both the wall and island are featured in Country Walnut and draw you eye to the display storage spaces.

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