Neighbourhood: Moss Park
Price: $669,000
Previously sold for: $587,000 (July 2020)
Size: 680 square feet
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1
Maintenance fees: $473
Real estate agent: Richard Himelfarb, Forest Hill Real Estate Yorkville
Forget Toronto’s obsession with boxes: this building’s lobby is a rotunda.
Here’s the foyer. The stairwell walks up to the bedroom and accommodates loads of storage underneath.
The kitchen is equipped with a peninsula that doubles as a breakfast bar, along with Caesarstone counters and backsplash.
Note the sneaky storage niche above the fridge.
Now the living area.
This angle highlights the exposed-concrete cantilevered ceiling and corner workspace.
The 17-foot window wall is a conversation starter.
An opposite view offers a peak inside the bedroom. And don’t forget the swing chair.
What it’s like to look down from the loft.
The bedroom has a glass railing and polished concrete floors.
That’s the ensuite bathroom on the left and the stairwell to the foyer on the right.
The hallway to the ensuite is flanked by two sliding-door closets, one them housing the washer and dryer.
A glimpse at the bathroom.
The balcony has unobstructed, north-facing views. That cluster of trees is Moss Park, which will be the site of a new Ontario Line station.
Swivel east to get a better look at the neighbourhood, with St. Jamestown and Regent Park in the distance.
Moving on to the shared amenities: this is the meeting room.
Here’s the gym.
There’s also a sauna for post-workout sweat sessions.
Finally, the party room, which comes with this lounge as well as a kitchen, a bar and a dining area.
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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.