Park Road

Park Road is Capital Developments' 293-residence condominium at 717 Church Street, at the intersection of Church and Park Road — a slim flatiron site on the north-east edge of Yorkville, at the seam of Church-Wellesley, Rosedale, and the ravine system. Designed by Diamond Schmitt Architects, the twenty-nine-storey tower takes its name and its form from the site itself: a compressed triangular footprint that resolves into a subtle flatiron elevation, a deliberate architectural nod to the Gooderham Building on Front Street and to the classic New York flatiron typology.

The location is one of the more genuinely unusual downtown-adjacent addresses in Toronto. Park Road connects Rosedale Valley Road down to Bloor Street, threading through a small residential quadrant that sits between the density of Yorkville and the quiet of Rosedale — inside a five-minute walk of Bloor–Yonge subway, the ROM, the University of Toronto, and Yorkville's luxury retail spine, but on a genuinely quiet street with immediate access to the Rosedale ravine and the beltline trail system. It's the kind of downtown-adjacent address that lets buyers commute on foot to the Financial District and be inside the Don Valley trail system in under three minutes.

Suite sizes span the one-bedroom through three-bedroom range across 293 units — a broader mix than boutique buildings like One Roxborough or 1 Marlborough, and positioned to serve both the professional first-purchase market and the downsize-luxury audience. Amenity programming includes a signature two-storey lobby, a rooftop terrace, a party room, and a landscaped parkette that extends the ground-plane treatment onto Church Street. The building is currently in public sale; construction is advanced. Given the current phase, buyers should expect a compressed decision window relative to earlier-phase precon opportunities.