Suite 4710
One Bloor Condos Toronto
4710 at One Bloor Condominiums
1 Bloor Street E Toronto
Available | $930,000.00 | Square Footage 744 | Maintenance $538.15 /month | Taxes $4,230 | 1 Bedroom 1 Den | 2 Bathroom | Locker Included | Yorkville | Great Gulf
About Suite 4710 at the 1 Bloor
Exceptional bright and spacious one bedroom plus den suite at the renowned 1 Bloor! With stunning appointments and details this suite defines luxury living; from gleaming hardwood flooring to the exquisitely designed Ciccone Simone custom kitchen with quartz counter-tops, features two full bathrooms, unobstructed panoramic views. Enjoy the finest finishes, amenities and location. Inches to Yorkville, restaurants, subway, luxury shopping and much more!
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Suite 4710 at One Bloor | The Featurette
One Bloor Condos | About The Building
At its core, One Bloor is a simple, contemporary high rise building with the aesthetic and purity of modernism. Then, One Bloor condos was sculpted. The purpose of this building was not to overwhelm the intersection so it was conceived to be a transparent envelope at street level.
Whether it is the dynamic, colourful streetscape of Bloor and Yonge, the architectural skyscape of many of Toronto's beautiful new and heritage buildings or the magnificent, sweeping panoramas of the city and lake from the highest floors. Practically every suite at One Bloor will offer residents privileged views that are incomparable.
The Views of Suite 4710 at One Bloor Street E
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