Suite 303
High Park Green - 50 Quebec Avenue, Toronto
Suite 303 at 50 Quebec Avenue, Toronto
at High Park Green
SOLD | Taxes $2,805 | 2 Bedrooms 2 Bathrooms | High Park North
About Suite 303 at High Park Green
Welcome to life on the park! Suite 303 is a spacious 2 bedroom home that features a large elegant living and dining room and an abundance of natural light. The suite features gleaming engineered flooring throughout, granite countertops kitchen island, stainless steel appliances, and a beautifully appointed wall-unit in the dining room. The bathrooms have been exquisitely updated with deigned hardware, vanities and ceramic tiling. Enjoy generous storage in this suite with ample closet space in the bedrooms each with tailored closet organizers and built in cabinetry. Finally, walk out onto the coveted large covered open balcony that expands the living and entertainment space to the outdoors and allows you to enjoy the views of the High Park community.
The High Park Green building features an exceptional array of amenities including exercise room, beautifully landscaped gardens, outdoor pool, party/meeting room, sauna, tennis courts and so much more!
Not only is this building a point of urban convenience that has easy access to transit, but it has the notable feature of its direct proximity to High Park that creates a charming and peaceful ambience to the entire neighbourhood. A home on High Park is a truly unique and highly sought-after Toronto address.
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25 Storeys
904 Units
Management Company: 360 Community Management Ltd.
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Party Room
Rec / Games Room
Sauna
Security Guard
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Tennis Court
Outdoor Pool
Gym
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