Say hello to the dream suite in the sky at this Midtown boutique condominium, nestled just steps from Yonge & Bloor. Offering over 1,500 square feet of sophisticated living space, this stunning residence boasts breathtaking south and east panoramic views through expansive floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the open-concept layout with natural light.
Walk out from the living room to the private balcony and enjoy the warmth and ambiance of the gas fireplace. Elegant crown moulding and hardwood floors run throughout the suite, adding timeless style and sophistication.
The chef-inspired kitchen features a spacious centre island, breakfast bar, abundant storage, and is perfectly designed for both entertaining and everyday living.
The luxurious primary retreat offers two walk-in closets with custom organizers and a spa-like ensuite complete with a deep-soaker tub, a separate glass shower, double sinks, and heated marble floors. The second bedroom isexceptionally versatile, ideal for guests or a home office, with extensive built-ins and a comfortable Murphy bed thatallows the space to transform effortlessly on short notice.
A rare full laundry room provides additional convenience and storage rarely found in condominium living. The parking space and locker room are ideally located directly across from the elevator. The Locker room is HUGE, measuring an impressive 4' x 10' and is totally enclosed.
Exceptional building amenities include a breathtaking rooftop deck, an indoor pool, a fitness centre, and a party room.
The location is truly second to none, with Yorkville, Eataly, and the Manulife Centre all within walking distance. Enjoy a perfect 100 Walk Score and outstanding access to transit, subway lines, and the DVP. This condo truly offers the complete package in every way.
This neighbourhood has a dynamic population and is popular with highly educated people, people in their 20s, 30s, 40s, and 50s. Church and Wellesley is contained in the northern part of this neighbourhood and is an LGBT-oriented enclave. It is also a historic community with Victorian houses and apartments dating back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Church and Wellesley is home to the annual Pride Week celebrations, Canada's largest event of its kind. The southern part of the Church-Yonge Corridor includes part of St. Lawrence and Old Town Toronto. Some of the most interesting architecture in the city can be found in St. Lawrence, and one notable landmark is the Flatiron Building, known for its distinctive narrow wedge shape where Wellington St. meets Front St. Old Town was the first of Toronto's named neighbourhoods, having acquired the moniker no later than 1815. The site still has a large number of 19th-century buildings.
- Quoted from HoodQ
