Price $1,350,000
2 BEDROOMS
2 BATHROOMS
Stunning waterfront two-bedroom suite in the heart of downtown Toronto.
One of a kind custom floor plan in the building; a 2 bedroom + den converted to a brilliant open concept spacious primary bedroom. Spacious living room with breathtaking panoramic north-east city views, functional entryway, charming suite, balcony, floor-to-ceiling windows, nine-foot-high smooth ceilings, hardwood flooring through-out, glossy cabinetry with quartz countertop kitchen, backsplash, oversized sink, Miele appliances. Walk-in closet in the primary bedroom, two-sink ensuite bathroom with shower and tub (5-piece).
This condo includes one locker and one parking spot.
Top-tier amenities including an indoor pool, sauna, hot tub, and dedicated yoga rooms.
This building is only steps to Union station, Metro/Longo’s supermarket, Service Ontario, LCBO, Berczy Park, and tons of restaurants. Minutes to George Brown College, Sugar Beach and the Harbourfront. Also walking distance to the Financial District and shopping centres, St. Lawrence Market, Rogers Centre, Scotiabank Arena; a true high-end downtown Toronto lifestyle.
Additional Information
Possession | Flexible
Taxes | $5,629.32/2025
Maintenance fee | $1,144.25
Size | 1,106 square feet
Parking | One parking spot
Storage | One locker
Mechanics | Electric/heat pump
Inclusions | Miele appliances: fridge, cooktop, oven, dishwasher, microwave, washer, and dryer, all electrical fixtures, blinds, murphy bed in second bedroom, entertainment wall.
About the Neighbourhood | St. Lawrence
The St. Lawrence neighbourhood is as old as Toronto itself. In fact, the Town of York – the forerunner to the City of Toronto – spanned the 10 city blocks that now comprise the St. Lawrence neighbourhood. The architecturally significant 19th-century Georgian style red and yellow brick buildings that line Front Street harken back to this earlier period. The newer part of the St. Lawrence neighbourhood situated around The Espanade was constructed in the 1970s. These residences contain a nice mix of low rent and subsidized rental accommodation together with co-ops, and luxury new condominiums. The St. Lawrence Market South building, a neighbourhood landmark stands proudly as the home to over 200 food vendors and is frequented by tourists and locals alike. This market founded in 1803, was recently ranked by National Geographic as the best food market in the world. A family-friendly neighbourhood with residents from mixed incomes and many different cultural backgrounds. The St.Lawrence neighbourhood has been critically acclaimed as a major success story in urban planning. It has become a model for the design and planning of mixed-use new neighbourhoods across North America.
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