Address: 264 Seaton Street, Unit 100 Neighbourhood: Moss Park Agent: Andrew Doumont, Royal LePage Signature Realty Inc., Brokerage Price: $649,000 Previously sold for: $149,900, in 2001
A ground-level condo in a Cabbagetown building that used to be the offices of the Evening Telegram newspaper. The living room has 14-foot-high ceilings and huge windows. The kitchen is at the back of the unit, and there are two bedrooms above.
Here’s the living room:
The kitchen:
The office is on the second level, along with the two bedrooms:
Here’s the master bedroom:
The bathroom:
And the rooftop terrace:
The 1930s building was converted into 10 condo units in 2001. This one has had the same owner since that year. He did a big renovation in 2012, to create a bedroom for his daughter. Now the family is growing again, so it’s time to move.
The space overcomes its relatively small size with good design. The bedrooms are connected by a walk-through closet:
And glass walls in the office and second bedroom make those rooms feel more spacious than they otherwise would:
There’s no parking included, so finding a spot to rent might be tricky. There is, however, street parking available, according to the owner.
• $649,000 • 700 square feet (approximately) • $248 in monthly maintenance fees • 200-square-foot rooftop terrace • 2 bedrooms • 1 bathroom • 1 living room fireplace
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