The Antiquary
11 William Carson Cres, Toronto, ON M2P 2G1
The Antiquary, at 11 William Carson Cres, is a condo building in the St. Andrew-Windfields area of Toronto, Ontario. It was built in 2001, has 110 residential units and stands 6 storeys tall.
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Last sale: Jul 2, 2026
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About This Building
The Antiquary, located at 11 William Carson Crescent in Toronto's St. Andrew-Windfields neighbourhood, is a six-storey mid-rise apartment condominium built in 2001 with 110 residential units. The building sits on a private cul-de-sac within a ravine setting. Recent sales have averaged around $990,000 for units averaging approximately 1,386 square feet, while monthly condo fees average roughly $1,407 including heat, water, and building insurance. The building offers in-house amenities including a concierge, exercise room, indoor pool, guest suites, and visitor parking; pets are permitted with restrictions. Proximity to schools, transit, grocery stores, and numerous parks adds to its appeal. Before finalizing your purchase, retain a lawyer to thoroughly review the reserve fund study, financial statements, board meeting minutes, by-laws, and property insurance details.
Nearby condo buildings
- 18 William Carson Cres · built 2000 · 154 units · 97 m away
- 38 William Carson Cres · 100 m away
- Hillside Ravines – 38 William Carson Cres · built 2006 · 162 units · 100 m away
- Hillside at York Mills II – 28 William Carson Cres · built 2002 · 184 units · 170 m away
- Yonge City Square – 4050 Yonge St · 568 m away
- 10 Old York Mills Rd · built 2001 · 113 units · 598 m away
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General information, not legal advice. Building figures are approximate; confirm details in the corporation's own documents.