Wynford Place, 75 Wynford Heights Cres: Large Suites by the Don Valley

Wynford Place has no small suites at all, and that tells you who it was built for. This 1982 tower has 172 suites over 24 storeys, every one of them between about 1,125 and 1,823 square feet, set on landscaped grounds above the Don Valley. Line 5 has just opened to the south, which changes how this location works day to day. I’m Jatin Dua, RE/MAX Quantum Realty.

A tower of large suites, few per floor

Most towers mix studios, one-bedrooms and a few large plans. Wynford Place starts where most buildings stop: the smallest suites are about 1,125 square feet and the largest about 1,823. One listing describes only three to five suites per floor, which explains the sizes and means short hallways and few neighbours on your level.

That layout came from a time when condominium towers were sold to people moving out of houses, not to investors. The result is proper bedrooms, real dining space and storage you can actually use, which is very hard to find in a building built in the last 20 years.

Listings describe views over the Charles Sauriol Conservation Area and the Don River valley from many suites, and the building sits on about 4.5 acres of landscaped grounds. Ask which direction a suite faces before you view it, because the valley side and the street side are very different experiences.

The amenity list is longer than it looks

Condos.ca lists a concierge, security guard, party room, meeting room and sauna. A recent listing describes much more: a fitness room, an indoor pool, a whirlpool, an indoor squash court, an outdoor tennis court, a golf practice room, a woodworking workshop, a car wash bay and an outdoor patio with barbecues.

Because the two sources differ, I would treat the longer list as something to verify on a tour rather than take as given. If it is all there and maintained, it is a package that newer buildings in the area rarely offer, and the workshop in particular is something I almost never see.

The same listing mentioned that the changing rooms were being renovated. That is a good sign that the corporation is reinvesting, and a reminder that a 1982 building with a pool carries real ongoing costs that every owner shares through the fee.

One fee for nearly everything

The fee covers common elements, heat, hydro, air conditioning, cable TV, building insurance, parking and water. One listing also reports high-speed internet in the fee and a separate annual charge for a locker, so confirm both before you compare.

With hydro included, your monthly fee is close to your whole cost of occupancy apart from property tax. That makes Wynford Place look expensive next to a newer building with a lower quoted fee, until you add that building’s hydro, heating, cooling, parking and internet back on.

The risk with an all-in fee is that it moves with energy prices and bulk contracts. Ask the manager how the fee has changed over the past five years and what the budget assumes for utilities.

Wynford Heights after Line 5

For decades this pocket was car-first: a cluster of towers and offices on the edge of the Don Valley, a short drive from the Shops at Don Mills, with the Don Valley Parkway at the door. Line 5 Eglinton, the Crosstown, opened along Eglinton in early 2026 after about 15 years of construction, and it adds a rail option along the corridor south of the building.

Listings mention the Aga Khan Museum and the Ismaili Centre within walking distance, a small grocer and pharmacy close by, and the Don trail system steps from the grounds. The data panel beside this review shows the nearest transit, schools, parks and food, so I will not repeat distances.

New transit tends to bring new towers. Expect proposals along Wynford Drive and Eglinton over the coming years, which means construction and new supply, but also more services within walking distance.

The Don Valley side of the site faces conservation land and ravine, so the views and green space that sell suites here are not the part most likely to change. What changes is the street side, and that is worth weighing when you choose a suite.

Pricing: big suites at a mid-range price per foot

Wynford Place averages about $601 per square foot. That is below the newer towers on Wynford Drive, Accolade at about $696 and The Rosewood at about $723, and well below a detached house in Don Mills on a per-foot basis. Because every suite is large, the total price is higher than those numbers suggest, but you are buying far more space for each dollar. For a buyer comparing a two-bedroom of 800 square feet in a new tower with a suite of 1,200 or more here, the per-foot figure is the fairer comparison.

Fees per suite are high in absolute terms, because the suites are large and the fee carries hydro, heat, cooling, cable and parking. Compare the fee with your current utility, cable and maintenance costs rather than with a one-bedroom’s fee in a new building.

There were no suites listed for sale when I checked, so I have no current asking range to quote. The building’s recent sales in aggregate are in the panel beside this review, and my building sold report can give you the detail.

Building specifications

Amenities at Wynford Place

If the full list checks out, this is a building where you can swim, play squash or tennis, work out and use a workshop without leaving home. That depth is uncommon in newer towers, and it is also part of why the fee is high, so look at what the reserve fund plans for the pool and courts.

Jatin’s honest take on Wynford Place

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