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Condo of the Week: $1.2 million for a place in a two-unit building in Trinity Bellwoods

By Josh Dehaas
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The condo for sale at 110 Palmerston Avenue

Address: 110 Palmerston Avenue, Unit B Neighbourhood: Trinity Bellwoods Agents: Colby Bayne and Leila Brewster, Royal LePage Signature Realty, Inc. Price: $1,190,000

The place: One of two units in a condo building that looks like and feels like a single-family home.

The history: This is the third building from a local team that buys rundown homes in trendy locations, knocks them down and erects contemporary duplexes that roughly double the density of the lots. The other half of this property sold earlier this year, but Unit B has remained on the market. The price, originally $1.25 million, was recently lowered.

Big selling point: It’s located in one of the city’s best neighbourhoods—walking distance to Trinity Bellwoods Park, Queen Street and Kensington Market.

Possible deal breaker: The lot isn’t especially wide, which means a narrow living room and backyard. Even so, what the unit lacks in width it makes up in height. There are four floors, including a lower-level family room.

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By the numbers:

• $1,190,000 • 2,100 square feet (including the lower level) • 300-square-foot backyard (approximately) • $188 in monthly maintenance fees • 9 and 10-foot ceilings • 3 bathrooms • 3 bedrooms • 1 parking space in a shared garage

Condo of the Week: $1.2 million for a place in a two-unit building in Trinity Bellwoods

The unit is accessed from the front of the building, but it’s actually located at the back. That’s why this long entry hallway doesn’t have rooms to either side. The floors are oak.

Condo of the Week: $1.2 million for a place in a two-unit building in Trinity Bellwoods

The kitchen has Caeserstone countertops.

Condo of the Week: $1.2 million for a place in a two-unit building in Trinity Bellwoods

Next to the kitchen is a living and dining area. With the coat rack on the wall, it does triple duty as a mudroom.

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Condo of the Week: $1.2 million for a place in a two-unit building in Trinity Bellwoods

There are two bedrooms on the second floor of the house. Here’s one of them.

Condo of the Week: $1.2 million for a place in a two-unit building in Trinity Bellwoods

The other second-floor bedroom, with a view of the shared garage in the backyard.

Condo of the Week: $1.2 million for a place in a two-unit building in Trinity Bellwoods

And the second-floor bathroom.

Condo of the Week: $1.2 million for a place in a two-unit building in Trinity Bellwoods

The master bedroom has the third floor to itself.

Condo of the Week: $1.2 million for a place in a two-unit building in Trinity Bellwoods

There’s plenty of storage in here.

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Condo of the Week: $1.2 million for a place in a two-unit building in Trinity Bellwoods

And the bathroom has two sinks, a shower and (not visible in this shot) a tub.

Condo of the Week: $1.2 million for a place in a two-unit building in Trinity Bellwoods

There’s also a rec room in the basement.

Condo of the Week: $1.2 million for a place in a two-unit building in Trinity Bellwoods

The backyard is split in two, so both units can access it. Here’s this unit’s half. The monthly maintenance fees don’t cover mowing.

Condo of the Week: $1.2 million for a place in a two-unit building in Trinity Bellwoods

And the view from behind.

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