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The foyer leads into this open kitchen, living and dining space.
Here’s a closer look at the kitchen, which was upgraded with a new fridge and stove in 2021. It has under-cabinet lighting, a Bosch dishwasher and a built-in microwave.
The backsplash and cabinetry were also added in 2021.
The condo has floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding doors that access the balcony. The track lighting adds a bit of drama.
Here’s the view looking onto King West.
The bedroom has a designer light fixture and blackout blinds, both of which come with the sale. You can see Lake Ontario from here if you squint.
The door on the left opens to a washer-dryer; the one on the right is a closet.
Here’s the den. That’s the new pedestrian and cyclist bridge over the GO corridor on the right.
The den has been staged as a nursery and office space. It has blackout blinds too, so it could also be transformed into a second bedroom.
Here’s another look at the corner view.
The bathroom was recently renovated with mirrored cabinetry, a new vanity, hexagonal floor tiles, a glass tub enclosure and a rain shower head.
The balcony is big enough for both a lounge and a dining area.
The current owners put down some artificial grass and outdoor wood flooring, which can stay for the new residents.
Here’s a view of the building from street level.
There are plenty of amenities for residents to enjoy beyond their units, including a gym, a remote work centre and an indoor pool.
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Andrea Yu is a freelance journalist based in Toronto. She reports on a wide variety of topics including business, real estate, culture, design, health, food, drink and travel. Aside from Toronto Life, her writing has appeared in the Globe and Mail, Chatelaine and Cottage Life.