Discover Your Dream Condo!

Embrace the ultimate urban lifestyle in this stunning 1-bedroom plus den condo, ideally situated in downtown Toronto. Just moments from the historic St. Lawrence Market, the Distillery District, and the lively Harbourfront, this boutique-style residence is a true gem! Walkthrough the spacious entry way to find a stylish modern open-concept layout featuring sleek stainless steel appliances & high-end finishes throughout. Step onto the spacious balcony to watch breathtaking west city views of the St. James Church, CN Tower & enchanting sunsets, perfect for relaxation & entertaining. Top-tier amenities incl guest suites, party room, & a fully equipped gym, designed to elevate your living experience. Whether you're seeking a chic urban sanctuary or a smart investment, this condo offers unparalleled lifestyle in one of Toronto's best neighbourhoods. Low Maintenance Fees (Heat/Cooling & Water Included)! One Locker. The den space can be used as office or enclosed to fit one twin bed. This condo is a MUST see!

Things To Love In Our Sellers’ Words

Amazing location, walking distance to everything! No Frills, St Lawrence Market, George Brown & Many more!
TTC bus comes 24/7
Visitor parking available
Easy Access to highways
Quiet boutique building
Excellent property management
High end appliances
Stunning west city view, especially at night

Upgrades & Improvements

Entire Condo Unit Freshly Painted

Additional information

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About the Neighbourhood | Moss Park

Moss Park has a dynamic population, and is popular with people in their 20s, people in their 30s, people in their 40s, and people in their 50s. Much of Moss Park was originally built to supply homes for the workers of the industrial area to the south of the neighbourhood. Moss Park was originally the heart of Toronto's industrial area, home to large factories and the densely packed homes of the workers they employed. In recent years the area has seen rapid gentrification. Corktown, included in this area, was an Irish ethnic enclave, particularly for Irish emigrants from County Cork. The Garden District, also included in this area, was originally a very exclusive district and declined in time as the housing stock aged and smaller lots for workers were built. This area has seen a large replacement of older homes with residential, institutional and commercial development.