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CONDO APARTMENTACTIVEMLS® C13430186

634 Church Street 3807, Toronto, ON M4Y 0G9

Toronto C08, ON, M4Y 0G9
BEDROOMS
2
BATHROOMS
1
LIVING AREA
600-699 sqft
KITCHENS
1
HEATING
Gas

About this residence

Rarely available for sale - Welcome to The Charles at Church - a striking new architectural landmark building in the heart of downtown Toronto. This brand-new, never-lived-in suite offers 609 sq. ft. of thoughtfully designed living space featuring 1 bedroom plus a versatile den, an open-concept layout, and premium contemporary finishes throughout . Set on the 38th floor, enjoy breathtaking unobstructed east-facing views stretching to the Lake from your oversized private (116 sq foot) balcony. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the suite with natural light, creating a bright and airy atmosphere while showcasing the spectacular skyline and lake vistas. The Charles' distinctive glass façade is beautifully nestled amongst charming historic homes, blending modern sophistication with timeless neighbourhood character. Residents enjoy exceptional amenities including full time concierge, a state-of-the-art fitness centre, stylish party room, and outdoor terrace designed for relaxation, sunbathing and entertaining. Experience an unparalleled urban lifestyle in one of Toronto's most vibrant, bikeable and walkable communities. Just minutes to Yonge, Bloor & Wellesley subway stations, public transit, Yorkville, downtown's financial and entertainment districts, major hospitals, U of T, TMU, libraries, grocery stores, specialty shops, trendy boutiques, cafés, restaurants, and nightlife. An exceptional opportunity to own or invest in one of the city's most exciting new addresses. Walk Score: 100, Bike Score: 98

Property details

Property type
Condo Apartment
Total rooms
5
Garage
Underground
Annual taxes
$4,499 (2026)
Possession
Immediate
Directions
Church St Between Charles St & Bloor St E Enter from Church

Location

COMPARABLE IN TORONTO C08

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