Located in the charming Runnymede-Bloor West Village neighborhood, 656 Annette Street is a 4-storey residential building designed by Bernard Watt Architect. This small-scale infill project, situated on the north side of Annette Street near Windermere Avenue, transforms a 2 storey structure into a modern residential complex. With five residential units and one commercial unit, with rear and upper-floor additions to maximize space while preserving the area’s character. Steps from schools, daycares, Bloor West Village, Baby Point Gates and a stroll to the lively Junction. Daily errands are car-free. Nearby Malta Park, George Chater Park, and Etienne Brulé Park offer green spaces for outdoor enthusiasts. Transit is convenient, with the TTC bus stop at Annette and Durie Streets providing easy access to the Dupont route. An exciting addition to Toronto’s west end.

NxtPlex Insight – For over four decades, 656 Annette Street remained largely unchanged, serving as a modest mixed-use property in a vibrant neighborhood with little alteration to its original two-storey structure. Now, this redevelopment breathes new life into the site, replacing the outdated building with a sleek, contemporary design that enhances both functionality and aesthetic appeal. The addition of a ground floor commercial unit breathes new life to the street while the upper floors with modern residential units elevates the property’s value.