The high-rise home sits in the heart of a desirable Toronto district.
A sophisticated blend of historic and au courant, Toronto’s Yorkville district conjures many adjectives: cosmopolitan, vibrant, fashionable.
What better perch to be at the center of the Ontario shopping and dining hub than a luxurious private residence at the Four Seasons? The 55-story glass-clad condominium tower, which opened a decade ago, contains more than 200 owner units―only a scant number of which are available for sale at any one time.
The main living areas open to terrace space.
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New to the market is a two-bedroom, three-bathroom residence with clean-lined contemporary décor by Jeffrey Douglas Interiors, known for styles that capture modern simplicity and contemporary elegance. Custom built-ins throughout the residence enhance the functionality of the living space.
Beyond the double-door entry is a foyer that opens to a light-filled corner living room. A recessed tray ceiling tops the space, which is lined with floor-to-ceiling windows and glass doors that open to a terrace with skyline views.
The chic kitchen exemplifies the unit’s sleek design.
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The adjoining custom kitchen by Downsview features stainless-steel appliances, a marble backsplash and a center island with bar seating. The dining room sits off the other side of the living room. Light-toned floors unify the living spaces.
The primary bedroom suite is outfitted with a walk-in closet, flush built-in cabinetry and a five-piece bathroom containing an oversized shower, soaking tub and double sink.
The glass-clad tower rises to 55 stories.
A gym, swimming pool, hot tub and spa are among the building’s amenities. The residence includes two parking spots.
The listing agent for 55 Scollard Street, #1703 in Toronto is Barry Cohen of Barry Cohen Homes. The asking price is CAD 4.2 million or close to US $3.1 million.
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A mix of stores and high-rise condos characterize Yorkville, an upscale shopping and dining area in … [+]
Yorkville is a destination area known for its abundance of galleries, high-end boutiques and chic eateries. A mix of older Victorian homes and gardens add to its upscale charm.
Toronto Pearson International Airport is about 28 kilometers (17 miles) away from the Four Seasons.
Barry Cohen Homes is an exclusive member of Forbes Global Properties, a consumer marketplace and membership network of elite brokerages selling the world’s most luxurious homes.
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