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Condo of the Week: $750,000 for a France-inspired unit in Corktown

By Graham Slaughter
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Condo of the Week: $750,000 for a France-inspired unit in Corktown

Address: 549 King Street East, Unit 503 Neighbourhood: Corktown Agent: Steven Walkinshaw, Blue Elephant Realty Inc., Brokerage Price: $749,000 Previously sold for: $545,000, in 2014

The place

A two-bedroom condo with a French streak.

The story

The owner’s travels to France inspired the apartment’s je ne sais quoi. She gutted the kitchen to add new cabinetry and an island with white quartz countertops:

Condo of the Week: $750,000 for a France-inspired unit in Corktown

She also replaced the unit’s sliding doors with proper doors, which she painted French blue to match the couches. She’s selling the place so she can move closer to her job, outside Toronto.

Big selling point

Interior design fans will appreciate the attention to detail, like the velvet, black-and-white-striped wall covering in the living room, or the light-up butterfly hall:

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Condo of the Week: $750,000 for a France-inspired unit in Corktown

Plus, the master bedroom is positioned on the building’s corner, which means plenty of sunlight through two sets of windows:

Condo of the Week: $750,000 for a France-inspired unit in Corktown
Possible deal-breaker

There’s not a lot of space for a dining table. The owner uses the large kitchen island.

By the numbers

• 1,116 square feet • $705 in monthly maintenance fees • 184-square-foot balcony • 10.5-foot ceilings • 2 bedrooms • 2 bathrooms • 1 parking space

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Correction
November 4, 2016

Because of an editing error, this post’s headline originally quoted an incorrect listing price.

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