$2,225,000
For sale: Apartment

Your blinds know when it's time to wake up. Your lights take instructions. Your hot tub had to be craned seven storeys into the air. This is not your average Toronto condo. Start inside, where three proper bedrooms, a workspace and 12-ft ceilings mean nobody has to pretend a glass box with a Murphy bed is a bedroom. The kitchen is sleek, integrated and built for entertaining. Dinner happens around a custom banquette. Everything has its place. Custom millwork. Fitted closets. Smart lighting. Automated blinds. Even the laundry room has a huge window and looks better than some kitchens. Then open one of three doors to the terrace. All 1,178 sq. ft. of it. Your own backyard in the sky, professionally landscaped with custom decking, multiple places to eat, work, lounge and entertain, water and gas hookups, built-in drainage and that ridiculous hot tub. Look up and there's the CN Tower across the treetops. That view hits differently from a hot tub. The amenities are excellent too. The gym is legit, the party room is great, although when your own place looks like this, leaving it feels a little unnecessary... Friends over Friday. Coffee outside Saturday. Geary Ave for dinner. Downtown in minutes when you want it. Home when you don't. Two EV parking spaces handle the cars. Your locker is down the hall. The rest is easy. This is what condo living looks like when nobody compromises. No tiny bedrooms. No sad balcony. No choosing between design and space. No moving to the suburbs because you ran out of room. Just a seriously good home, built by people with exceptional taste, in a neighbourhood that keeps getting more interesting. If every $2M condo is starting to look the same, good. This one isn't.
Sold data
Apartment homes in Toronto (Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction) took a median of 28 days to sell over the last 90 days, with the quickest quarter selling within 15 days and the slowest quarter taking more than 53, across 2,788 recorded sales.
That clock counts only the listing each home finally sold on. Measured from the first time these properties came to market, including any earlier listings that were withdrawn and re-entered, the median is 57 days.
The median sale price was $562,000.
Homes sold for about 3.4% below asking on average, so there was room to negotiate.
About 13% of sales closed above the list price.
Around 18% of sellers reduced their price before finding a buyer.
Based on 2,788 recorded sales in the last 90 days. Aggregate statistics only; individual sale prices are not shown.
Schools
Toronto (Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction) has 529 Fraser Institute–rated schools (425 elementary and 104 secondary), averaging 6.2/10.
School ratings from the Fraser Institute's Ontario school report cards.
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