Woodsworth Condos is a New Condo development by Lamb located at Richmond W and Spadina , Toronto.

Woodsworth Condos by Lamb Development Corp will transform a car-lot on Richmond St. between Spadina Ave. and Bathurst St. into an elegant, marble-clad, 17-storey tower. Based on the high anticipation for this project, it is nearly impossible to assume that every unit will remain on the market after the initial VIP sale. Register and follow for updates on the latest information on Woodsworth Condos.

Thriving Location
Situated in vibrant Queen West, named the second coolest neighbourhood in the world by Vogue magazine, Woodsworth Condos will occupy an area that has it all! Cutting-edge boutiques, art galleries, hip bars and trendy restaurants are just a few of the wonderful amenities within walking distance. 

Additional Area Amenities:
TIFF Bell Lightbox
CineCycle
The AGO
Scotiabank Theatre
The Ballroom Bowl
Rogers Centre
ACC

Live Near World-Class Transportation
With a Transit Score of 100/100, living at 440 Richmond Street West means public transit is at every turn. 24-hr streetcars, subway stations, accessible bus routes, the UP Express to Pearson International Airport and more are just outside your door!

Most errands can be accomplished without a car however, motorists can utilize the Gardiner Expy on/off ramp located nearby.

Top of the Line Features and Amenities
Lamb Developments offer features and amenities that are brilliant. Residents can expect 24-hr concierge service, state-of-the-art fitness rooms, entertainment spaces, and the list goes on! 

Great Investment Opportunity
Investors and first-time homebuyers alike will see the benefits of this modern 124-unit project. With close proximity to the financial district, store-fronts surrounding this address, and a variety of entertainment, these units will surely attract young professionals with an appetite to work and play close to home. 

Toronto Condo Near Many Universities
Woodsworth Condos is also a fantastic location for university students. Nearby is UofT, OCADU, Ryerson University, and George Brown College.

Livability, sustainable design and urban regeneration are the three main principals that best describe what this one of a kind development represents.