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Rental of the Week: $7,500 per month for a corner suite in the Church-Wellesley Village

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Rental of the Week: $7,500 per month for a corner suite in the Church-Wellesley Village

Address: 110 Charles Street East, Suit 4402 Neighbourhood: Church-Wellesley Village Agent: Yolla Krob, Re/Max Crossroads Inc., Brokerage Price: $7,500 per month

The place

A two-bedroom penthouse suite near Yonge and Bloor, available furnished or unfurnished.

The history

This corner unit is at the top of the 44-storey X Condos building, completed in 2010. The owner lived here for three years, but is now moving out of town for work. The place is available in October.

Here’s the living area, with two walls of windows:

Rental of the Week: $7,500 per month for a corner suite in the Church-Wellesley Village

There’s a small dining area:

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Rental of the Week: $7,500 per month for a corner suite in the Church-Wellesley Village

And a den:

Rental of the Week: $7,500 per month for a corner suite in the Church-Wellesley Village

Here’s the kitchen:

Rental of the Week: $7,500 per month for a corner suite in the Church-Wellesley Village

The second bedroom is set up as an office:

Rental of the Week: $7,500 per month for a corner suite in the Church-Wellesley Village

Here’s the master bedroom:

Rental of the Week: $7,500 per month for a corner suite in the Church-Wellesley Village

And the master ensuite:

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Rental of the Week: $7,500 per month for a corner suite in the Church-Wellesley Village
Major perks

There are wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling windows along the entire living space. Because the unit is so high above street level, it has amazing views of downtown.

Possible deal breaker

With exposures this large, the sun can be relentless at certain times of day. Fortunately, the owner has installed UV-protected windows and fully automated shades.

By the numbers

• $7,500 per month • 1,660 square feet • 11-foot ceilings • 2 bedrooms • 2 bathrooms • 2 balconies • 1 den • 1 powder room • 1 parking spot

Ali Amad is a Palestinian-Canadian journalist based in Toronto. His work has appeared in publications including Toronto Life, Maclean’s, Vice, Reader’s Digest and the Walrus, often exploring themes of identity, social justice and the immigrant experience.

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