Breathtaking city views from landmark Yorkville Condo Canada’s most architecturally...

Breathtaking city views from landmark Yorkville Condo
Canada’s most architecturally important residence in Toronto’s finest location. This 1960s landmark condominium residence, created under the influence of Philip Johnson, has been luxuriously expanded and meticulously restored. Now spanning more than 10,500 square feet complemented by over 5,000 square feet of terraces, this iconic home rests above Bloor Street Canada’s Fifth Avenue overlooking the center of fashionable Yorkville, and enjoys views of the dramatic city skyline. The centerpiece of this unique property is a soaring travertine foyer with a decorative pool and the original travertine and bronze staircase icons of modernist design that have been historically protected by the City of Toronto. The main-floor library features paneling harvested from a single 400-year-old English oak. This level also includes a magnificent living room, breathtaking light-filled kitchen and family room, grand dining room, and climate-controlled wine cellar. The second story contains a grand master suite with his and her baths, dressing rooms, a sitting room, and a walk-out to a spectacular terrace with impressive skyline views. Two additional bedrooms, each with a terrace and a fabulous sitting room complete this level.