With Phase One now sold out at Mattamy’s Saturday in Downsview Park development in northwest Toronto, sales continue for the project’s Phase Two building of the Graziani + Corazza Architects-designed community. Like its first phase sibling, Saturday Phase Two will be a mid-rise building with frontages overlooking Downsview Park, set to rise 7 and 8 storeys on a gently sloping site.

Saturday in Downsview Park, Phase Two, image courtesy of Mattamy

Phase Two offers a mix of 1-bedroom to 3-bedroom suites, ranging in area from 501 ft² up to 902 ft², as well as a limited collection of townhomes from 1,324 ft² to 1,535 ft² on the building's ground level. Many of the most popular suite layouts from the first phase are back in Phase Two along with new suite layouts, starting from the low $400,000s. A selection of one-bedroom, one-bedroom+den, two-bedroom, and two-bedroom+den layouts can be found on the project’s website.

Saturday in Downsview Park, Phase Two, image courtesy of Mattamy

Among the more compact layouts available, layout 1B-7 is a one-bedroom layout offering 581 ft² of indoor living area, and either a 210 ft² terrace or a 104 ft² balcony depending on the unit’s floor. Starting from $493,990, this suite layout can be found on levels 4 through 7, offering north exposures overlooking Downsview Park.

Layout 1B-7 at Saturday Phase Two, image courtesy of Mattamy Homes

Stepping up in area, suite 1B+D-13 is a 655 ft² one-bedroom+den layout, offering either a 250 ft² patio on the ground floor, or 140 ft² balconies on the floors above. With southern exposure, this layout starts from $518,990.

Layout 1B+D-13 at Saturday Phase Two, image courtesy of Mattamy Homes

Among the larger offerings, layout 2b-4 is a two-bedroom, two-bathroom unit offering 718 ft² of indoor living space and 40 ft² inset balconies. Priced from $583,990, 6 of these layouts are found on the third floor, all with northern exposures overlooking the adjacent park.

Layout 2b-4 at Saturday Phase Two, image courtesy of Mattamy Homes

More information and images can be found in our database file for the project, linked below. Want to get involved in the discussion? Check out the associated Forum thread, or leave a comment in the field provided at the bottom of this page.

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