77 charles street west toronto

Condo of the week: 77 Charles Street West

This penthouse is the definition of luxury, and it's not just that $10-million price tag. 77 charles street west toronto

The building was designed by the famous Yann Weymouth, who also designed the Salvador Dali museum and the entrance to the Louvre. 

77 charles street west torontoThis unit is over 3,000-square-feet with wall-to-wall expansive windows. 

77 charles street west torontoThe living, dining room and kitchen are all open concept and seem to be designed with entertaining in mind.

77 charles street west torontoEspecially since there's a swanky wet bar. 

77 charles street west torontoThe kitchen is sleek and minimalist.

77 charles street west torontoFor the steep price tag, this place shockingly only has two bedrooms. 

77 charles street west torontoThat being said, the master bedroom is more of a master suite. 

77 charles street west torontoThe office and media room are off the master bedroom. 

77 charles street west torontoAnd there's two sets of walk-in closets and en suite bathrooms. 

77 charles street west torontoThe second bedroom comes complete with a walk-through closet and a four-piece en suite bathroom. 

77 charles street west torontoAs for outdoor space, there's three balconies and a terrace, so you can take in the city views.  

Specs
  • Address: #PH1 – 77 Charles St. W
  • Price: $10,000,000
  • Bedrooms: 2
  • Bathrooms: 4
  • Parking: 4
  • Walk Score: 99    
  • Transit Score: 97
  • Maintenance Fees: $5,785.69 monthly
  • Brokerage: Harvey Kalles Real Estate Ltd.  
  • Listing ID: C461030277 charles street west toronto
Good For

That high-end lifestyle. The location and the building offer residents the most opulent of living experiences. 77 charles street west toronto

Move On If

You want more bang for your buck. 77 charles street west toronto

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