135 Lower Sherbourne St #1838, Toronto, Ontario M5A 1Y4
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Description
Presenting a brand new suite located in one of Toronto's desirable, locally builtneighborhoods. This contemporary suite features 9-foot ceilings and sleek laminate flooringthroughout, creating an open and airy atmosphere. The well-designed layout includes a separatekitchen and living area, with the living room offering a walk-out to a private balcony, perfectfor outdoor relaxation. The kitchen is equipped with built-in appliances and a stylish granitecountertop, ideal for modern living. The spacious primary bedroom is highlighted by a largewindow and a generously sized closet. A versatile den, enclosed with a door, offers theflexibility to be used as a second bedroom or a home office. Every inch of this unit has beenthoughtfully designed to maximize space, with no wasted corners or unused areas. Situated in acharming neighborhood, youre just steps away from St. Lawrence Market (with Phase 2 openingsoon), grocery stores (No Frills), shops, restaurants, and the Distillery District. With quickaccess to the Downtown Core, DVP, and TTC, convenience is at your doorstep. This unit is trulymove-in ready, offering an ideal blend of modern design and a prime location.
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Interior
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Main Floor
Den
8.6 x 6.9Laminate / Separate Rm
Living
11.0 x 8.11Laminate / W/O To Balcony / Large Window
Dining
10.6 x 6.1Laminate / Combined W/Kitchen / Open Concept
Kitchen
10.6 x 6.1Laminate / W/I Closet / Large Window
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