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Condo of the Week: $639,000 for a three-level suite with a rooftop terrace in the Upper Beach

Condo of the Week: $639,000 for a three-level suite with a rooftop terrace in the Upper Beach

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Condo of the Week: 517 Kingston Road

Address: 517 Kingston Road, Unit 8
Neighbourhood: East End-Danforth
Agent:Nick Whittington, Brad J. Lamb Realty Inc., Brokerage
Price: $639,900

The Place: A two-bedroom, three-level suite on the third floor of the Beachview Lofts in the Upper Beach.

Bragging Rights: The split rooftop terrace is perfectly suited to dinner parties: barbecue on the north side and take in the view on the south.

Big Selling Point: The low maintenance fees. Parks and recreation centres are nearby; you won’t miss having a gym or pool on-site.

Possible Deal Breaker: The bedrooms feel more like a cramped sailor’s cabin than a spacious city loft.

By the Numbers:
• $639,900
• $350 in monthly maintenance fees
• 1,200 square feet
• 3 levels
• 2 bedrooms
• 2 bathrooms
• 2 lockers
• 2 parking spaces
• 1 private terrace

Topics: Condo of the Week Condomonium Condos Housing Market Real Estate Upper Beach

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