Address: 2362 Queen Street East, Unit 3 Neighbourhood: The Beaches Agent: None (for sale by owner) Price: $629,999 Previously sold for: $309,000, in 2006
A two-bedroom condo in a 10-unit building at the 501 Queen streetcar line’s eastern terminus.
There’s a living area with a Juliet balcony facing north toward some treed backyards:
A little space for a dining table:
Here’s the kitchen:
Another view of the kitchen:
One of the bedrooms is set up as a den:
Or is it?
And here’s the master bedroom:
This condo low-rise across from the R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant was built about 15 years ago, after the previous structure on the property burned down. The sellers have lived here for a decade, but are temporarily ditching Toronto to see the world. They’re leaving an electric car charging station behind in the unit’s parking spot, in case the new owner wants it.
This place couldn’t be closer to the secret beaches east of R.C. Harris.
There are only so many times one can eat at The Beacher Cafe or the Green Eggplant, although recent additions like Pattaya Thai and Xola suggest the dining scene may finally be diversifying.
• $629,999 • 867 square feet • $654 in monthly maintenance fees • 2 bedrooms • 2 bathrooms • 1 parking space • 1 gas fireplace • 1 Juliet balcony • 1 storage unit • 1 electric vehicle charging station
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This post originally said, incorrectly, that 2362 Queen Street East was an older building that had been converted into condos. In fact, the building is about 15 years old, and was purpose-built for condos.