Built
Built in 1910 and added to in 1959. Restored in 1981 and continuously upgraded.

Ceiling Height
8' 6" to 13' 6".

Bay Size
11' x 15' and 12' x 14'.

Elevators
1 passenger and 2 freight elevators.

Window Details
90% Thermopane; 10% leaded historical; 50% operable; south and west facing are tinted.

Heat
Perimeter hot water/gas; 5 or 6 zones per floor.

Air Conditioning
VAV; 3 to 9 zones per floor.

Parking
On-site below market rates. Within a oneto three-minute walk, additional proprietary parking is available in municipal and private lots.

Public Transit
Three-minute walk to subway or one-minute walk to bus/streetcar.

Lobby Details
Floor is hardwood. Walls are oakpanelled, with period chandeliers and wall sconces.

Exterior
Toronto red and buff brick, and leaded windows.

Well-Located
The Dundas subway station is a three-minute walk away, and the Queen Street and Dundas Street streetcar stops are one minute away. 70 Bond Street is directly east of Toronto’s new theatre district and its largest shopping mall, the Eaton Centre.

Air Quality
At all York Heritage buildings, air quality is regularly assessed and compared to Canadian and international air quality standards.

Identity
Two Bond Street entrances. Signage, easy access and individuation are available.

High Ceilings
High ceilings and exposed masonry give designers the flexibility to create an environment that reflects a company’s unique corporate culture.

Security a Priority
Tenant security is a priority at 70 Bond Street. With only five floors to serve, we are able to expedite the job with efficiency. At 70 Bond Street a representative from our company is on call 24 hours a day, and an after-hours manager lives in the building to watch over it nights and weekends. A fully-integrated sprinkler, smoke detection and building access system connects to a 24-hour/7-day control centre.

The building’s front door locks automatically at the close of each business day. Entry is restricted to authorized personnel with access fobs. After-hours monitoring of ingress is enhanced by centrally monitored security and tele-entry control systems. Nightly guard patrol adds to overall security.

Outdoor Relaxation
The landscaped roof deck is an enjoyable location to take a break, hold an informal meeting or have lunch.

Property Management
We, not a management company, are responsible for the quality of maintenance and repair of our lobbies, corridors, windows and other public areas, and we care very much. If anything is not working properly, we respond. Chances are, we’ll not just send a repairperson, we’ll accompany them.

Notable Tenants
Butterfield & Robinson
St. Michael’s Hospital
Teplitsky, Colson, LLP

“We have been tenants at 70 Bond Street for 37 years and have always been impressed by York Heritage’s attention to the  maintenance of this beautiful heritage building. The staff are friendly, professional and have been responsive to our every need.  It is evident that safety and security at this property has been a priority as well.  We feel fortunate to have our business in this wonderful space.”

 Co-Founder - Butterfield & Robinson

Between 1856 and 1910, 70 Bond Street was occupied solely by single family dwellings. Then, between 1910 and 1924, a number of businesses moved in including MacMillian Co. of Canada, Canadian Electric and McCall Co. (Patter Publishers).

Since then, a number of businesses have occupied the space including legal offices and Butterfield & Robinson, one of Canada’s leading travel operators.

LOCATION
70 Bond Street
Toronto ON, M5B 1X3

To find out more information about 70 Bond Street, please contact info@yorkheritage.com or (416) 484-1250 .