Condomonium: $950,000 for a King West–area loft with hand-painted designs on the walls

13 thoughts on “Condomonium: $950,000 for a King West–area loft with hand-painted designs on the walls”

1. King West ? Come on! Across the street on Front from cityplace! Come on, realtor/TL! Did that 2200 sq ft already include the 1000sq ft terrace ? The place seems small and cluttered. The 2nd bedroom seems like a double bedroom cannot hold there. Stop putting the kitchen sink under the cupboard! Tridel! Shame on ya! If its really that big – i doubt it… its worth it…. the maint fee is low too.. i think its a typo….

2. There is no way this unit is 2200 sq ft. As mentioned above, this unit is most likely 1200 sq ft with a 1000 sq ft terrace. 2200 sq ft with only 2 bedrooms and 2 washrooms would be quite spacious, which clearly this unit isn’t.

3. Nice try, how about 1,200 sqft. of living space. This is not worth the money at over $791/sqft. based on 1,200 sqft. for its location, building and size. Yes, having a huge outdoor space is nice but not worth the price.

4. this is NOT on freaking King West FYI.

5. about 250k overpriced. next to rail tracks, and unit is generic and small for price being asked. 700-750k is more reasonable for this unit.

6. I’m wondering why we had to fly some guy in from Europe do do that crap on the walls. I’m sure we could have found several Canadian artisans who could easily have done the job just as well if not better !

   Shame.

7. Ugly generic unit, this thing is waayyy over-priced. Flying some guy in from Europe to paint on the walls, I think people like the sound of that but it doesn’t add jack in terms of value. Plenty of local talent who can do a million times better. Besides, it looks like generic wall paper I can find at Home Depot. The terrace is nice, but coming from someone who once had a big terrace, it is only nice IF there is a covered portion to sit under, otherwise it is useful 6 months out of the year at best. When I had mine, I could bbq and sit outside when it was raining, and also in winter.

8. I’ts on Bathurst, across the street from The Thompson Diner (or whatever they call it now), beside Cheesewerks.
   One block from the pig slaughter house. The smell … LOVELY, wafting right up Bathurst, and the horse stables.

9. it’s not on bathurst, it’s on front st. it’s not beside cheesewerks, it’s not even on the same street. it’s not across the street from the thompson diner either

10. I think this unit would sell much easier if it was staged better to show buyers the potential of the space. It looks quite bland from the photos. The building backs onto Niagara and the park which is very nice. Its really is steps to King west, and the terrace would share the amazing views that you can see from the Thompson Hotel rooftop patio.

11. spend another $100,000 converting the 2 bedrooms and bathrooms into one large one and maybe….

12. based on other listings i’ve seen, this realtor has a history of taking liberties in listings and pushing boundaries, and ends up being very misleading. met him in person once and he’s as slippery and phony as they come.

13. For the record, the realtor has the condo listed at 1000-1199 square feet on MLS, so the blame for being “misleading” may have to go to Toronto Life.

    My GF lives in the building and despite the fact that its entrance is on Front, that unit looks over Victoria Memorial Park which I would say is in the heart of King West.

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