Rooms to Live, Views to Love

#1106-120 Duke St., Hamilton, ON

1. The Space — Nearly 1,300 Sq. Ft.
At approximately 1,300 sq. ft., this is condo living without the compromise. The Durand is known for its unusually generous floorplans, with suites significantly larger than what you typically find in newer downtown developments. Why we love it: You get the convenience of condo living with the proportions and livability that feel much more like a traditional home.

2. Those South & West Views
From the 11th floor, the southern and western exposures are a major feature. Think abundant natural light, sunsets to the west and views stretching toward the escarpment and southwest Hamilton. Why we love it: The combination of elevation and dual exposure gives the suite a sense of openness that you simply can't recreate at ground level.

3. An Established Building With Serious Amenities
The Durand is a 15-storey, 113-unit building with an amenity package that stands up remarkably well: an updated indoor saltwater pool and hot tub, sauna, fitness room, party/meeting spaces, outdoor patio and BBQ areas, visitor parking and even a woodworking/workshop space. Recent listings in the building also highlight significant capital improvements including windows, roof, boilers, hallways and elevators.
Why we love it: This isn't just a condo unit. There's a real lifestyle built around the building.

4. One of Hamilton's Best Urban Neighbourhoods
The Durand sits on a quieter, tree-lined residential street while keeping you connected to the best of downtown Hamilton. Locke Street South, James Street South, Hamilton GO, St. Joseph's Hospital, parks, restaurants, cafés and downtown amenities are all within easy reach. Nearby Durand Park reinforces that residential neighbourhood feel right in the core.
Why we love it: You can enjoy the walkability and energy of downtown without feeling like you're living in the middle of downtown.

5. Condo Fees That Cover A Lot
One of The Durand's more compelling features is what's included in the condo fees. Building information and current listings indicate that heat, hydro, air conditioning, water, parking, building insurance and common elements are included. Why we love it: Buyers need to look beyond the headline condo fee and consider the total monthly cost of ownership. Having major utilities included creates a much more predictable monthly expense.