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CONDO APARTMENTACTIVEMLS® C13814802

33 Frederick Todd Way 1110, Toronto, ON M4G 0C9

Toronto C11, ON, M4G 0C9
BEDROOMS
2
BATHROOMS
3
LIVING AREA
1200-1399 sqft
KITCHENS
1
PARKING
1
HEATING
Other

About this residence

Experience elevated Leaside living in this beautifully appointed, light-filled 2-bedroom, 3-bathroom suite featuring impressive 10-foot ceilings and an exceptional sense of space. Located in one of the neighbourhood's most sought-after residences, the thoughtfully designed split-bedroom layout offers privacy, while warm engineered hardwood floors and an open-concept principal living space create an inviting backdrop for both everyday living and entertaining.The expansive living and dining area is framed by wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling windows, filling the home with natural light and opening onto an oversized balcony with peaceful treetop views toward Sunnybrook Park and beautiful morning light. The modern chef's kitchen features a neutral palette, quartz countertops, centre island with breakfast bar seating, abundant pantry storage, under-mount lighting and full-size appliances. The generous primary retreat offers a walk-in closet and luxurious 5-piece ensuite, while the second bedroom features a double closet, private 3-piece ensuite and direct balcony access. A welcoming foyer and convenient powder room complete the interior. The oversized balcony offers ample room for multiple seating and dining areas, creating an exceptional outdoor extension of the living space. With refined finishes, generous proportions and an abundance of natural light throughout, this is a sophisticated yet comfortable home in the heart of Leaside, surrounded by parks, amenities and everything the neighbourhood has to offer.

Property details

Property type
Condo Apartment
Total rooms
7
Garage
Underground
Parking spaces
1
Possession
30-59 days
Directions
NE Corner of Brentcliffe & Eglinton

Location

COMPARABLE IN TORONTO C11

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