#1008 - 33 Harbour Square

房源介绍
Exceptional price and opportunity at Toronto's iconic waterfront. Offered as an estate sale and sold "as is," this spacious two-storey suite is priced to reflect its current condition and offers exceptional value for buyers seeking substantial square footage, two tandem parking spaces, one locker, and the opportunity to customize with personal improvements and upgrades. Recent improvements include removing the popcorn ceiling, installing pot lights, new vinyl flooring, and a new carpet runner on the staircase. West-facing, this suite offers 1,553 sq. ft. of living space with garden views.The main level features floor-to-ceiling windows, a spacious foyer and living room, a roomy kitchen with a breakfast island, and a main-floor powder room. Upstairs are two large bedrooms, two bathrooms, in-suite laundry, storage, and a large hallway walk-in closet. The second bedroom includes a step-up area, ideal as an open office, sitting area, or retreat. Enjoy a landmark waterfront building with exceptional amenities, including 24/7 concierge, saltwater indoor pool, squash courts, gym, rooftop BBQ terrace, guest suites, bike storage, Harbour Square shuttle bus, and more. Steps to the waterfront, Union Station, Financial District, PATH, trails, Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, shopping, and dining. Two bedrooms are virtually staged.
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Estate Sale. Sold "as is". See Schedule B-2.
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