Yorkville Plaza (155 Yorkville Avenue)

Building identity and location

Yorkville Plaza at 155 Yorkville Avenue is the condominium conversion of the former Four Seasons hotel tower. It is not the current Four Seasons hotel-and-residences complex at 50 Yorkville Avenue and 55 Scollard Street. I would assess an individual suite through its actual floor plan, ownership documents and intended use, not through the reputation or services of the former hotel.

Compare this address with other Yorkville condos before narrowing your shortlist.

Reference: Urban Realty Toronto: Yorkville neighbourhood and building directory. Consult current legal and building documents for an individual property.

Compare nearby guides: Four Seasons Private Residences · Minto Yorkville Park · No. 10 Bellair. These are separate addresses; services and property terms should not be assumed to match.

Buyer Advisory Perspective

For a purchase at Yorkville Plaza (155 Yorkville Avenue), I would start with the exact property and its documents. These are the checks I would bring to the comparison:

• Confirm the legal residential unit and its permitted use before assuming any short-term rental or hotel-style operation is allowed.
• Compare the actual layout, window arrangement and usable space with measured plans.
• Review current condominium rules, common expenses and any building work rather than relying on the historic hotel identity.

Seller Advisory & Valuation

For a sale at Yorkville Plaza (155 Yorkville Avenue), I would build the positioning around the residence’s actual condition, layout, documented improvements and relevant comparable transactions. I would prepare accurate plans, current condominium information and the legal details of any parking, storage or outdoor space. For a contract or assignment, transfer restrictions and required consent need their own review. No price outcome or level of buyer demand is guaranteed.