Condo of the Week: $1.4 million for a Regent Park penthouse with a skyline view up top and a rock-climbing cave down below

Neighbourhood: Regent Park Price: $1,418,000 Size: 1,369 square feet Bedrooms: 2 + 1 Bathrooms: 2 Parking spots: 1 Real estate agents: Michael Prior, The Prior Group

The place

A two-storey loft with a private, 605-square-foot terrace with striking city views. Located on the 27th floor of The Wyatt—one of the east end’s newest towers—this condo is directly across the street from the Pam McConnell Aquatic Centre and is within walking distance of Allan Gardens, Cabbagetown and Riverdale Park. It’s also close to a half dozen streetcar lines and bus routes, and is a two-minute drive from the Don Valley Parkway.

The history

The current owner bought this place pre-construction, taking residency in 2019. Since then, she’s upgraded the unit, adding a wet bar on the main floor, a 10-person banquette for the dining area and Siri-activated smart-home tech throughout.

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The tour

The complex’s technicolour façade connects a cluster of businesses, including Le Beau Crossanterie, Wine Rack, F45 Training and Scotiabank.

In the penthouse, split stairs separate the foyer from the living quarters.

The main level has 10-foot ceilings and west-facing, floor-to-ceiling windows.

Here’s a closer look at the living area. Its blinds are voice-activated.

The marine blue kitchen is equipped with a two-seat island, an electric cooktop, plenty of storage and a tiled backsplash.

A reverse angle shows off the stainless steel oven, double-wide fridge and designer light fixture hanging over the dining table.

The custom banquette makes family-style meals a breeze.

Now the walkthrough pantry, with marble counters, a wine fridge and more storage.

Back by the stairs is this bathroom with snazzy wallpaper.

The main bedroom faces east with views of the Port Lands. It also comes with an ensuite bathroom.

Here’s that ensuite, with Zellige floor tiles.

This is the second bedroom, currently set up as an office. That’s a Murphy bed on the left.

The view from the terrace may be the home’s best feature.

Another look at the skyline.

Just above the terrace is the building’s green roof, which collects excess rainwater and provides habitat for birds and insects.

As for the shared amenities, there’s a 24-hour concierge, a gym, a yoga studio, a pet spa and this Skittles-y rock-climbing cave.

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