307 - 211 St Patrick Street, Toronto, Ontario M5T 2Y9

Listed for:

$888,000

2 beds

2 baths

Listed 27 days ago

Apartment for rent: 307 - 211 St Patrick Street, Toronto, Ontario M5T 2Y9

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RE/MAX HALLMARK REALTY LTD.

MLS® number:

C12474964

Agent:

Justin Phillips

Phone:

(416) 462-1888

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Dundas /Simcoe Rarely Offered! MASSIVE 2 bedroom suite at One Park Lane Tower, located in the heart of downtown at Dundas & University. This 1465 sq. ft. Corner Suite is just steps away from the AGO, Chinatown, St. Patrick Station, hospitals, Queens Park, City Hall, and the Entertainment District everything you need is within walking distance. A fantastic opportunity to enjoy both size and location in a prime downtown spot!. With 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, this space feels more like a house than a condo. Ideal for a growing family or professionals. Enjoy all the perks of condo living with resort-style amenities like a saltwater pool, squash court, 24-hour concierge, and all utilities included. A rare blend of space, size, and location. (id:27476)

Property Highlights

MLS® Number

C12474964

Type

Single Family

Community Name

Kensington-Chinatown

Maintenance Fee

1205.21

Ownership Type

Condominium/Strata

Parking Space Total

Building

Building Type

Apartment

Square Footage

1400 - 1599 sqft

Bathrooms Total

Bedrooms Above Ground

Bedrooms Total

Amenities

Security/Concierge, Exercise Centre, Sauna, Visitor Parking, Storage - Locker Public Transit

Exterior Finish

Concrete

Fireplace Present

Basement Type

None

Basement Features

Building Heating Type

Forced air

Heating Fuel

Natural gas

Building Cooling Type

Central air conditioning

Location

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