69 Old Mill Terrace Condos

The Old Mill area of Etobicoke sits close to the Humber River valley, with its trails, green space and riverside setting a defining feature of the neighbourhood. Everyday shopping, dining and services are found along nearby Bloor Street West and in the surrounding west-end communities of Kingsway and Bloor West Village.

As more specific amenity details for this immediate address become available, they'll be reflected here. In the meantime, the surrounding neighbourhood offers the mix of parks, local shops and schools typical of established Etobicoke.

Getting around from the Old Mill area is helped by Toronto's transit network, with the TTC's Line 2 (Bloor–Danforth) subway serving nearby stations including Old Mill and Jane. Drivers have access to major routes such as the Gardiner Expressway and Highway 427 for reaching downtown Toronto and points west across the GTA. GO Transit rail service also runs through this side of the city for regional travel.

Fairway Developments is the builder behind 69 Old Mill Terrace Condos. As with any pre-construction purchase, prospective buyers are encouraged to review the builder's track record and project documentation directly. Additional information about the developer's work in the Toronto area will be reflected here as it becomes available.

Buying pre-construction here means committing to a condo before or during its construction, typically based on floor plans and builder specifications. Interested buyers usually register early to receive first access to pricing and floor plans, since the earliest phases of a release can offer more choice of suites and layouts.

Deposits on new condos in Ontario are generally staged over time — paid in instalments at set milestones rather than all at once — with the exact structure confirmed by the builder. There is often a period of interim occupancy, when you can move in and pay an occupancy fee before the building formally registers, followed by final closing when title transfers.

In Ontario, buyers of a new pre-construction condominium have a 10-day cooling-off period under the Condominium Act, during which you can review the disclosure documents and agreement and cancel if you choose. Always review all documentation carefully, ideally with a lawyer.