Cross Streets: Don Mills and Eglinton. ** Directions: On Quarrington Lane. Experience elevated urban living in Suite 2802 at Crosstown Tower III - a stunning 2-bdrm, 2-bath residence perched on the 28th flr with breathtaking unobstructed views of the CN Tower and Toronto skyline. Offering approx 700 sqft of thoughtfully designed interior living space plus a 66 sqft private terrace, this suite features an ideal split-bedrm layout with bedrms positioned on opposite sides for added privacy perfect for professionals sharing, young families, or creating a dedicated home office setup. The spacious open-concept kitchen & dining area offers an impressive 19-foot run, ideal for entertaining & everyday living. Premium finishes throughout include smooth 9' ceilings, laminate flooring, programmable climate control, suite security system, & in-suite laundry. The designer kitchen is equipped with a full integrated Miele appliance package including cooktop, wall oven, panelled fridge & dishwasher, complemented by quartz countertops, tile backsplash, undermount sink, & sleek modern fixtures. Contemporary bathrooms feature ceramic/porcelain tile flooring, framed glass shower enclosures, dual flush toilets, & handheld shower heads. Located within one of Toronto's most ambitious master-planned communities at Don Mills & Eglinton, Crosstown Tower III is the final tower situated on the historic former IBM headquarters site originally designed by renowned Canadian architect John B. Parkin. Residents will enjoy access to a vibrant 60-acre redevelopment featuring over 5,000 residences, retail, office space, parks, trails, and a future community centre.Exceptional transit connectivity with the Eglinton Crosstown LRT Line 5 & Don Valley Station just steps away, offering convenient access across the city including connections to TTC subway lines, GO Transit, and UP Express. Easy access to the DVP and Highway 401 makes commuting downtown or across the GTA effortless. Surrounded by parks, trails, golf courses, shopping, dining, Sunnybrook Hospital, the Aga Khan Museum (id:27476)
