College Street Penthouse 1 / SOLD

Rarely offered is a suite so spectacular in a true boutique setting. 

Located in the heart of Little Italy at the corner of College and Euclid, the 2 storey Penthouse is one of 3 suites in this mixed use building.  This home offers over 2250 square feet of indoor living with a oversized south facing terrace, utilizing unique materials and quality finishes.  

The kitchen is a Chef’s dream, with a 6 burner gas range, 2 full size fridge and freezer, extensive pantry space, oversized island with bar top seating, optimally suited for entertaining and spending time with the family. 

Soaring 11 foot floor to ceiling south facing windows and a walkout to your private 400 square foot room-size terrace, with gas and water services, is immediately adjacent to the kitchen and living room. The indoor-outdoor flow is fabulous. . 

The Living room adjoins the stunning kitchen and offers serene intimate lounging; a sensational great room experience. Dining room and living room are graciously connected by a double-sided gas fireplace. The dining room can accommodate 12 guests for extended family gatherings and offers museum quality art walls, an ideal open-concept space.

The primary bedroom exudes the same luxury and functionality found throughout and includes a large walk-in dressing room and 5 piece bespoke ensuite bathroom. Two more bedrooms, one which is currently set up as an office, a washroom and a large walk-in laundry room complete this floor. 

A modern feel with classic sensibility to create a functional and joyful space in the heart of the college street neighbourhood. 

LITTLE ITALY

Set on a strip of College Street between Bathurst Street and Ossington Avenue, Little Italy’s main draw is its fantastic restaurants, cool bars, and boutique shopping. In summer, locals and visitors flock to outdoor patios lined with casual cafes, especially during the World Cup. Little Italy is a pocket of culture in the heart of the city, and great for walking the bustling sidewalks or biking in the warmer months.

Little Italy’s neighbourhood architecture consists of row houses and attached Victorian homes that were built between 1880 and 1910. These houses are set on tree-lined streets, typically with parking spaces at the rear of the property or adjacent laneway. Today, Little Italy is considered one of Toronto’s most multi-cultural neighbourhoods, with what started as mainly an Italian and Portuguese population.