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Rental of the Week: $3,300 per month to live in a Daniel Libeskind–designed tower near Union Station

By Maria Iqbal| Photography by Victor Wei/Winsold
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Rental of the Week: $3,300 per month to live in a Daniel Libeskind–designed tower near Union Station

Address: 8 The Esplanade, Unit 5210 Neighbourhood: St. Lawrence Agent: Ricardo Barros, Re/Max Solutions Barros Group, Brokerage Price: $3,295 per month

The place

A 52nd-floor corner unit in a condo building next to Union Station.

The history

The suite is in the L Tower, a Daniel Libeskind–designed condo building at Front and Yonge. The tower was finished in 2015, and the current owners have lived in the space ever since. Now they’re moving on in search of something bigger.

Here’s the living area:

Rental of the Week: $3,300 per month to live in a Daniel Libeskind–designed tower near Union Station

The living area and kitchen are combined:

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Rental of the Week: $3,300 per month to live in a Daniel Libeskind–designed tower near Union Station

The kitchen has granite countertops and Miele appliances:

Rental of the Week: $3,300 per month to live in a Daniel Libeskind–designed tower near Union Station

The master bedroom:

Rental of the Week: $3,300 per month to live in a Daniel Libeskind–designed tower near Union Station

Here’s the master ensuite:

Rental of the Week: $3,300 per month to live in a Daniel Libeskind–designed tower near Union Station

And the guest bedroom:

Rental of the Week: $3,300 per month to live in a Daniel Libeskind–designed tower near Union Station
Major perks

The floor-to-ceiling windows span almost the entire south and east walls of this unit, allowing nearly unobstructed views of the waterfront and the city:

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Rental of the Week: $3,300 per month to live in a Daniel Libeskind–designed tower near Union Station
Possible deal breaker

Parking isn’t included—but Union Station is literally across the street, so commuter tenants still have plenty of options.

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By the numbers

• $3,295 per month • 800 square feet • 9-foot ceilings • 2 bedrooms • 2 bathrooms • 1 balcony • 1 storage locker • 0 parking spots

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