Condomonium: $2.5 million for a spacious unit with a $100,000 home theatre
ADDRESS: 468 Wellington Street West, Unit 301
NEIGHBOURHOOD: Waterfront Communities–The Island
AGENTS: Carol Austin and Kurt Diener, Re/Max Condos Plus Corporation, Brokerage
PRICE: $2,499,000
THE PLACE: A giant, three-bedroom brick-and-beam unit in the Wellington Lofts. The former Butterick Publishing House was built in 1915 and converted into ten condo suites in 2001.
BRAGGING RIGHTS: With no more than two units per floor, the 4,000 to 5,000-square-foot lofts in the building are some of the city’s largest condos, and the most exclusive. We can’t name names, but the address is home to a top-tier record producer and a media guru.
BIG SELLING POINT: About $100,000 was spent on the high-tech home entertainment system in the family room (it comes with a drop-down projection screen).
POSSIBLE DEAL BREAKER: Unless you’re willing to turn the family room into a fitness centre and the wet bar into a pool, buyers who want more building amenities will have to look elsewhere.
BY THE NUMBERS: • $2,499,000 • $100,000 home media system • Over 4,500 square feet • $1,110 in monthly maintenance fees • 97-year-old building • 12-foot ceilings • 4 flat-screen televisions • 3 bedrooms • 3 bathrooms • 3 gas fireplaces • 1 wet bar • 1 parking space • 1 built-in fish tank
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