Condo in Waterfront Communities C1, Toronto, brought to you by Loree Meneguzzi

Welcome to Suite 1806 at 224 King St W, a contemporary pied-à-terre in one of King Wests most sought-after buildings, ideally located just a short walk from the Financial District and St. Andrew Subway Station, and steps from the Royal Alexandra Theatre, Roy Thomson Hall, and the PATH. This bright, sunny south-facing suite boasts floor-to-ceiling windows and exposed concrete ceilings, flooding the space with natural light and offering stunning city views. Enjoy the warmth of wide-plank hardwood floors and a modern European kitchen equipped with integrated appliances and the sought-after gas-burning cooktop. The open-concept layout flows effortlessly, providing distinct areas for living, dining, and sleeping. Step out onto the oversized balcony with a gas BBQ hookup and take in vibrant views of the city skyline. Residents of Theatre Park enjoy renowned amenities, including a rooftop outdoor pool with panoramic city views, a fully equipped gym, and inviting terraces, ideal for relaxing or entertaining. All this, nestled in the vibrant heart of downtown, surrounded by theatres, concert halls, fine dining, shops, and nightlife. This vibrant neighborhood offers the best of Queen Wests art, fashion, music, and culture. Its just a short stroll or quick TTC ride to Union Station for easy city access, and when its time to travel, nearby Billy Bishop Airport provides convenient flights in and out of the city. Perfect for first-time buyers, investors, or anyone seeking a high-end city retreat in the center of it all.

Listed by SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY CANADA.

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Disclaimer: This representation is based in whole or in part on data generated by the Brampton Real Estate Board, Durham Region Association of REALTORS®, Mississauga Real Estate Board, The Oakville, Milton and District Real Estate Board and the Toronto Real Estate Board which assumes no responsibility for its accuracy.