King and Shaw This is the townhouse layout everyone in the complex wishes they had. Positioned between the laneway with windows on two full sides, light pours in the way it's supposed to. No dark corners. Just clean, natural brightness all day long, something most interior units can't offer. The main floor opens into open-concept space that actually works. Black stone counters anchor the kitchen. Stainless steel appliances. Enough room to cook without bumping into someone grabbing a drink from the fridge. The gas fireplace sits in the living area where it should. Just there when you want it on a cold night. When the weather's good, step out onto the balcony with your morning coffee. Upstairs, the primary bedroom gives you what most Toronto homes can't: actual space. Walk-in closet that fits your wardrobe. Full ensuite so you're not sharing with guests. Room to breathe. The second and third bedrooms work for whatever you need. Home office. Guest room. Nursery. Storage you can actually access. Right off the bedroom level, your private rooftop terrace. Your own outdoor space with nothing blocking the sky. No shared courtyard schedules. Just yours. The private garage fits two cars, which in this city is worth mentioning twice. Two cars in your own garage. The location puts you close to everything without the chaos. Queen West is a five-minute walk. King West and Liberty Village are right there. Groceries, coffee shops, dinner plans, all of it works from here. This is one of those properties where you walk in and realize you're not going to find this layout again. Not at this price. Not with this much light and space and a rooftop terrace and a two-car garage. The best layouts go first. This is one of them. (id:27476)
