A two-bedroom penthouse is for sale at 22 Stewart Street with an asking price just shy of $4-million. The nine-storey, 59-unit boutique building was erected in 2008 by Freed Developments, and compared to other penthouses of this size in the city, has relatively low maintenance fees.
The space is filled with light thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows, and has a gallery-like feel with its open concept layout, light wooden floors, and high gloss cabinetry. Sitting at 2,834 square feet, this penthouse takes up the entire top floor of its address, and generously divides its space amongst only a few rooms - offering a massive master bedroom and living room.
With a private heated lap pool on the wraparound rooftop terrace, this spot is the perfect oasis from the otherwise hectic bustle of King West. The brick statement wall, concrete posts and open ductwork add a soft-loft appeal, design features that continue into the lobby providing a great entrance for those that love design.
SPECS
- Address: 20 Stewart St. #PH 901
- Price: $3,995,000
- Square Feet: 2,834
- Bedrooms: 2 +
- Bathrooms: 2 +
- Parking: 2
- Maintenance Fee: $1,706 Monthly
- Walk Score: 100
- Listing agent: Craig Emond
- Listing ID: C3598179
NOTABLE FEATURES
- Private elevator access
- 1,872 sq. ft. wraparound terrace
- Private statement pool
- Two parking spots
- Large, open concept living area
- 2,834 square ft
GOOD FOR
Someone who's after a boutique condo building and wants to know their neighbours. With nine-storeys and only 59 units, you're bound to have people asking to use your private rooftop pool.
MOVE ON IF
You're looking for five-star amenities to accompany your penthouse. This building comes equipped with only a recreation room and a few BBQs - allowing for low maintenance fees but less on-site recreation than you might imagine.
ADDITIONAL PHOTOS
Would you live in this penthouse? Let us know in the comments.
Thanks to Bosley Real Estate Ltd, Brokerage for sponsoring our House of the Week. All content and editorial selected and written by blogTO.
by Meghan Jeffery via blogTO
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