Condo in St. Clair, Toronto, brought to you by Loree Meneguzzi

Welcome to Suite 329 at 40 Oaklands Avenue, a meticulously renovated two-storey condo in one of Central Toronto's most distinctive boutique buildings. The Oaklands, designed by acclaimed architect Macy DuBois, earned the Governor General's Medal in Architecture in 1983. Defined by clean lines and seamless integration with nature, the building and this suite offer a rare blend of design and livability. The common areas are undergoing a stunning revitalization. This two-bedroom, three-bathroom suite has been completely reimagined. The living room features a striking porcelain tile fireplace with a raised hearth and electric insert, wide-plank white oak floors, and expansive windows overlooking pine trees. The open layout flows into a dining area with balcony access, and a chef-worthy kitchen with custom cabinetry, dimmable lighting, quartz counters, and a porcelain slab backsplash. A sleek powder room and coat closet complete the main level. Downstairs, the private quarters include two bedrooms, two baths, and a den. The primary suite, with access to its own private balcony, features custom-built-in shelving with LED-lit hanging rods and a boutique-style backlit mirror. Its spa-like ensuite includes a freestanding tub, glass shower, and double vanity. The second bedroom has balcony access and a built-in closet. A reimagined den and a full three-piece bath complete the level. Located in Summerhill, steps from Whole Foods, LCBO, trails, and boutique shops. In the Cottingham Jr. PS catchment and near De La Salle College.

Listed by ROYAL LEPAGE REAL ESTATE SERVICES HEAPS ESTRIN TEAM.

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