ICONIC AND HISTORIC   An elegant condominium residence in the Annex: the largest of only five units in the historical 'Robert Watson' House (1903) — one of only two remaining private residences in the city built by iconic Toronto architect E.J. Lennox (Casa Loma, Old City Hall, The Provincial Legislature, The King Edward Hotel, etc).

EXQUISITE DETAILS   Unit 1 occupies more than one half of the main floor of the house with an updated kitchen and a solarium with California shutters and a door leading directly to the 8’ x 13’ private garden terrace. There is a spacious living/dining room which also has California shutters, and a king-size master bedroom with French doors adjoining the den or second bedroom — all have hardwood floors and 10-foot ceilings with crown mouldings and pot lights. There is a 2-piece powder room and a newly renovated main-floor 4-piece bathroom with marble flooring, a rainforest shower head and a separate bath tub.

MORE CHARMING ELEMENTS   The recently renovated kitchen has granite counters, maple cabinets, slate flooring, California shutters, pot lights, a water filtration system and S.S. appliances including a Wolf gas stove. The kitchen’s French doors lead into the copper-roofed solarium with twelve-foot arched ceilings and slate flooring.

AMPLE ROOM TO SPARE   The lower level has a family room with a gas fireplace and a third bedroom; both have wood floors and pot lights. There is also a three-piece bathroom, a large walk-in locker room and a laundry room with a second fridge.

HERITAGE STATUS   The entire house was re-roofed in the spring of 2014 with the appropriate tiles and copper trim in accordance with Heritage Toronto designation.

CLOSE TO EVERYTHING   Walk to the St. George Subway Station, The University of Toronto, The Royal Ontario Museum, The Royal Conservatory of Music and Koerner Concert Hall, Yorkville, the shops of Bloor Street’s “Mink Mile”, plus parks, schools libraries, coffee shops and restaurants.

To schedule a viewing contact Boris Kholodov.