100 Western Battery Road

Situated at 100 Western Battery Rd, Vibe at Liberty Village is a modern 25 storey tower, housing 314 suites. As part of the Liberty Village neighbourhood, these condos place residents right in the heart of the action, and with just a quick tour of this property, you’ll definitely be feeling the vibe.

To go with a great location, this building provides residents with an array of relaxing and convenient amenities; indoor pool, hot tub, fitness centre, yoga studio, party room, cinema room with theatre seating, cyber lounge, billiards room, meeting room, security guard, concierge, and parking garage.

For animal lovers, finding the right spot can be difficult, and often times a building looks great until you realize that your furry friends aren’t welcome. Fortunately, Vibe at Liberty Village has pet friendly policies — and there’s an off leash dog park just a 10 minute walk from the front door.

Considering the neighbourhood and exciting amenities, this building is a great choice for professionals — young or established — and couples who are looking for a Toronto condo for sale with all the bells and whistles.

Buyers have a lot of choice at Vibe at Liberty Village, with suites available in a variety of layouts and exposures for studio, 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom + den, 2 bedroom, and 2 bedroom + den condos. Suite sizes are consistent with most modern condos, and range from 379 square feet to 1111 square feet.

If you’re a fan of executive finishes, then you’re going to love these suites — units have wide plank hardwood floors, upgraded kitchens with granite countertops and stainless steel appliances, floor to ceiling windows, and large private balconies. Many units in this building have 1 bathroom and a powder room, and most 2 bedroom units come with 2 full bathrooms.

For those who love to entertain, there’s visitor parking available — which is important in this area — and guest suites, so your friends and family will always feel welcome.

As a resident of Liberty Village, you get the 3 C’s within your neighbourhood — craft beer, coffee, and convenience. And if you go beyond your neighbourhood’s borders, you’ll find countless options for dining and nightlife, plus, Toronto’s biggest and best attractions in the Entertainment District.

Can’t start the day without a freshly brewed espresso? There’s no reason to fear, Liberty Village has you covered; you can stroll around the corner to Ciao Europa Café, or head west on E Liberty Street for Balzac's Liberty Village, Liberty Village Market & Café, Arvo Coffee, Louie Craft Coffee, and Tim Hortons.

If you’re too busy to cook or just too lazy — no judgement here — you have great restaurants within walking distance; Maurya East Indian Roti is less than 2 minutes away, Williams Landing is only a few blocks west, continue west and you have Merci Mon Ami, Smoke's Poutinerie Liberty Village, Koja sushi Restaurant, Maizal, and more.

What’s better than having a neighbourhood packed full of restaurants? Two neighbourhoods packed full of restaurants. 100 Western Battery Rd is only steps from King West where you’ll encounter acclaimed restaurants like Portland Variety, Masseria, Wilbur Mexicana, Gusto 101, Pizzeria Libretto, and dozens more.

For nightlife options close to home, there are brewpubs like Liberty Commons at Big Rock Brewery and 3 Brewers Liberty, pubs to watch the game like Brazen Head Irish Pub, and if you make your way to the Entertainment District — there are dance clubs, live music bars, event venues for concerts, and more craft beer than any human should or could drink.

100 Western Battery Rd has an 84 Walk Score, ideal for residents who enjoy running errands on foot; even grocery pickups can be accomplished without a vehicle or public transit, as there’s a Metro only minutes away, and Liberty Market Building has several stores and service based businesses.

Those who rely on public transit to get around have excellent service in the area — bus route 63 has stops on E Liberty Street, and there are east and westbound streetcars on King. If you need subway lines, you’re just a brief streetcar ride from St. Andrew Station.

While Toronto is not known to be driver friendly, Liberty Village is well located for residents who commute by car — head south on Strachan Ave for Lake Shore Blvd and you’ll arrive at a Gardiner Expressway ramp in no time at all.