- This L-shaped tiered building is called Bloor Street Neighbourhood Condominium. It is situated in a prime downtown Toronto area, steps from the Yonge and Bloor intersection.
- The living room contains a large window, a hardwood floor and a garden door walkout to a balcony.
- The dining room is open to the living room and features a hardwood floor, a large window and a garden door walkout to the balcony.
- The compact modern kitchen showcases sleek cabinetry, ceramic tile backsplash, a pantry, a hardwood floor, stainless steel appliances, a double sink, granite countertops and an interesting layered ceiling design.
- Highlights of the master bedroom include broadloom on the floor, a small enclave that could easily serve as a dressing area as two of the walls are double closets, a walkout to a balcony, a large window, and a four-piece ensuite.
- The second bedroom is outfitted with broadloom on the floor, a double mirrored closet, a walkout to a balcony and a large window.
- The foyer has a closet and a hardwood floor and stairs that lead to the upper floor private terrace. The ceiling above the stairs is a large skylight, made entirely of glass.
- The 700 sq. ft. private terrace features a concrete tile floor, a glass rail, brick walls dividing it from the neighbouring terraces, and space for a full dining area and several lounging areas.
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