309 – 60 Ann Street
Description
Welcome to River’s Edge Luxury Building, featuring a spacious and thoughtfully designed one-bedroom suite with 9-foot ceilings and two bathrooms. This bright, open-concept layout seamlessly combines the living, dining, and kitchen areas, enhanced by laminate flooring throughout the living room, dining room, and bedroom. The modern kitchen offers granite countertops, a convenient breakfast bar, and ample workspace-perfect for both everyday living and entertaining. The Walk-in Closet can be converted to a baby/toddler room. Exceptional building amenities, including visitor parking, indoor swimming pool, sauna, car wash, gym, party/games room and guest suite. Great location within walking distance to shops, parks, restaurants, library, community centers. This residence is set in a tranquil, scenic environment with just steps to the Humber Valley Heritage Trail where you can enjoy the views of the Humber River and surroundings. Move-in ready; flexible closing, 30-60 day, TBA. (id:65070)
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