New Build Blends City Life with Nature at Rouge National Urban Park

Choosing between urban living and nature-filled days can be difficult. But what if you didn’t have to pick just one way of life?

Narrative Condominiums by Crown Communities, located near Rouge National Urban Park, is offering future residents the best of both worlds — the perfect blend of green space, convenience, and metropolitan living.

Set against the backdrop of nature, this unique development is ideal for anyone who wants to enjoy all that the outdoors has to offer, without giving up their Toronto address.

Rising on Kingston Road and adjacent to the Rouge and Port Union neighbourhoods, Narrative Condos is thoughtfully positioned in proximity to a plethora of Toronto’s best natural attractions.

With less than a ten-minute drive to Rouge Beach, residents will have easy access to a number of local fishing, lounging, and swimming spots. And for those looking for a more rigorous outdoor experience, neighbouring Rouge National Urban Park offers 75 square kilometres of trails, valleys and wetlands for all to explore – from the casual beginner to the advanced hiker.

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While nature is abundant in the area, highway 401 at your doorstep and the TTC or GO Transit conveniently accessible mean that residents craving city life can connect to downtown Toronto in less than an hour. But whether you enjoy the wildlife or stomping the urban pavement, residents at Narrative Condominiums will arrive home to an exclusive abundance of indoor and outdoor amenities.

Designed by the award-winning interior design firm Pulsinelli, these luxurious amenity spaces have been thoughtfully curated to complement a wide range of lifestyles. From the fully-equipped gym and yoga studio for the fitness enthusiasts, to a kids play studio and private outdoor playground for families with small children, this future development will have something for everyone.

Need an executive working station? The inspiring coworking space will offer working professionals or the assiduous student with a calm, comforting setting, providing a refreshing alternative to the busy office or school library.

For socializing and connecting with loved ones, Narrative Condominiums features a spacious party room that’s equipped with a full-service kitchen with dining and lounge areas, where residents can relax and entertain. Or if you fancy a challenge, the games room will invite friends or family members to reconnect over a friendly match.

No matter how you choose to spend your days, Narrative has been designed with your lifestyle in mind.

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The building, designed by Kirkor Architects, comprises 422 units – ranging from studios to 3 bedroom homes – with prices starting in the 300’s. Developed by Crown Communities, this project will surely bring a new narrative -- one that blends natural living with the contemporary amenities urbanites know and love -- to the Scarborough area.

When it comes to finding the perfect balance of city life and proximity to nature, Narrative Condominiums proves that you really can have it all.

For priority registration, visit narrativecondos.com.

This article was produced in partnership with STOREYS Custom Studio.

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Get Grounded: New Build Blends City Life with Nature at Rouge National Urban Park

Located on Kingston Road, adjacent to Rouge and Port Union, The Narrative is in the thick of some of Toronto’s best natural attractions.

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