Located at the base of the Hudson Condominium, this unique store opened in March 2007 to rave reviews from customers and critics. Aesthetically, it is unlike any grocery store in Canada. It features walnut wood paneling and trims, stainless steel, an ocean blue epoxy floor and a $40,000 sound/video system playing classic, contemporary rock, and blues. This store also sports a modern café imported from Italy and a full kitchen.

Fresh & Wild brings you the best produce from around the globe with their large produce section. This is the common theme at all Fresh & Wild stores. The buyer is at the Food Terminal each morning at 4:00am. This is in order to ensure he gets the best quality and variety of produce from around the world for his many loyal customers. Fresh deli, meat, sushi rolls, fish and a large cheese selection are available. Fresh flowers, decadent cakes, and desserts abound. Fresh & Wild Catering available.

The Fresh and Wild Cafe offers only Organic and Fair Trade brewed coffees. Moreover, fabulous pastries from the finest bakeries in the city and a delicious array of gourmet sandwiches and wraps are available. Fresh & Wild promises the best shopping and coffee experience in the city. A seasonal patio is also available.

A truly urban, modern and fun shopping experience!

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Great Gulf offers a breadth of breathtaking choices in Toronto

When it comes to condominium living, Great Gulf Homes offers great designs in great locales. This spring, find just the right suite at one of the company's spectacular choices.

Hudson

If the idea of living in the theatre and club district appeals to you, you'd better zero-in on Hudson soon, where just a handful of choice suites remain. This is your final chance to own at this popular condominium, which is well under construction at King and Spadina. Residents will be able to walk to shopping, restaurants, Air Canada Centre, Rogers Centre, Roy Thompson Hall, The Princess of Wales Theatre and much more. Topping off the convenience here, public transit is right at the front door.

Amenities include 24/7 concierge service and the over 10,000-sq.-ft. Gluckstein-designed Club Hudson fitness facility.

Available suites range in size from 1,067 to 1,259 sq. ft. and start in price from $558,900. Occupancies are slated for fall 2006.

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Great Gulf Homes and the Barclay-Grayson Group are ready to break ground for the popular Hudson condominium project at King Street and Spadina Avenue. It is already 65 per cent sold.

"This building has amazing architecture and interior design, with the double-height lobby measuring 16 feet," says Gary Switzer, executive vice-president of sales and marketing for Great Gulf.

Interiors have been designed by Brian Gluckstein Design Planning Inc. and Diamond and Schmitt Architects Inc., he notes, adding that the architectural firm has won several Governor-General's Awards.

The 21-storey condominium offers one-bedrooms, one-bedrooms with dens, two-bedrooms, two-bedrooms with terraces and two-bedroom penthouse suites. Prices start at $177,900.

Each suite includes a Gluckstein-designed gourmet kitchen with a granite countertop, undermount sink, cabinets built to take advantage of the nine-foot principal-room ceilings, stainless-steel appliances, and backsplash -- either mirror or ceramic tile. "The counters look like furniture -- granite tables with stainless-steel legs," Mr. Switzer says.

He adds that suites feature "sliding barn doors" that can be opened so the living room and bedroom feel like one room, and then closed for privacy.

Hudson's floor-to-ceiling windows offer magnificent views. All suites include a balcony or terrace, and some have both.

The building also incorporates enhanced conduit infrastructure for high-speed Internet access.

Residents will enjoy round-the-clock concierge service, plus the extensive amenities of the more than 10,000-square-foot Gluckstein-designed Club Hudson. It includes a fitness facility with 16-foot-high ceilings, and media room opening out to a lushly landscaped roof garden.

Hudson's location is also a big draw, particularly for singles and young couples. Some of Toronto's best entertainment venues -- including the SkyDome, Air Canada Centre, Princess of Wales Theatre, Roy Thomson Hall and Harbourfront -- are close by, along with plenty of shopping and restaurants.

There's also cycling, jogging or in-line skating along the waterfront trail.

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