21 Lawren Harris Sq #Ph5, Toronto, Ontario M5A 0T4
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Highlights
Est. Mortgage$2,963/mth
Maintenance fees$546/mth
Tax Amount (2023)$3,291/yr
Description
Harris Square, the modern jewel of Rivercity by acclaimed Saucier + Perotte Architectes, Urban Capital. An intimate low rise building in Corktown overlooking Lawren Harris Square & Corktown Commons (18ac park). Walk/cycle to Leslieville, Distillery District, St. Lawrence Market, Don River Valley Park & Toronto's Waterfront Trail System. A custom, modern loft style penthouse apartment showcasing a large flexible great room complete with a walkout to a large 160 sf entertainer's terrace featuring postcard views of the city & a Weber gas grill, 10 ft ceilings, a modern designer kitchen showcasing modern millwork, b/i appliances, quartz countertop/backsplash, a centre island with waterfall counter, spa inspired bath features white & grey marble, grey vanity, black quartz counter, undermount sink, large vanity mirror & a deep soaker tub. The bedroom features sliding doors creating a quiet sanctuary complete with a large wall to wall closet, galvanized spiral duct & wide plank hardwood floors throughout.
Property Details
Interior
Features
Flat Floor
Foyer
2.84 x 1.83Hardwood Floor / Double Closet
Great Rm
6.37 x 3.20W/O To Terrace / Hardwood Floor / Nw View
Kitchen
3.86 x 2.66Centre Island / B/I Appliances / Hardwood Floor
Prim Bdrm
2.73 x 2.41Hardwood Floor / Sliding Doors / Double Closet
Exterior
Features
Parking
Garage spaces 1
Garage type Underground
Other parking spaces 0
Total parking spaces 1
Condo Details
Amenities
Concierge, Guest Suites, Gym, Party/Meeting Room, Rooftop Deck/Garden, Visitor Parking
Inclusions
Property History
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