Frontenac Village is a pretty downtown condominium development that dates back to the mid-1980s. There are no cars in here (those are stashed underground), just pleasing geometries of interlocking brick walkways and planters stuffed with geranium and pansy. There is an outdoor pool like something from the Caribbean but it's never very busy, and a surprising abundance of trimmed hedges and sculpted evergreens, even the odd fruit tree. There are common rooms for meeting, and reading, for working out and working up a sweat (in the sauna). It is a refuge from the daily grind, a spa really, and a sanctuary of sorts, a place to get gussied up for downtown's attractions just the other side of the gate. Number 61 offers a well-maintained set of spaces spread over six levels (I had to wait for the…

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