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Open Concept • W/O To Balcony • Laminate
Toronto, ON M5V 0X8 · Waterfront Communities C1
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Brand New Living on King West: Stunning High-Ceiling 1-Bed at 400 KingBe the first to live in this brand-new unit at 400 King St W, right in the pulse of downtown Toronto's Entertainment District.DRAMATIC CEILINGS & LIGHT: This suite features rare 10'10" ultra-high ceilings and tall windows, flooding the space with afternoon light and an incredible sense of openness.NEVER LIVED IN: 2026 brand-new occupancy! Sleek modern finishes, open-concept living space, a generously sized bathroom, and in-suite laundry.WORLD-CLASS AMENITIES: Enjoy premier facilities on the 3rd and 12th floors, including a fully equipped gym with weight and yoga areas, lounge spaces, party room, outdoor terrace, and an outdoor pool.PRIME LOCATION: Unbeatable walkability-steps from the Financial District, King West dining, theaters, Harbourfront, and transit.Ready for immediate occupancy! Perfect for young professionals.
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Title derived from the MLS property classification.
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Bedroom entries are included in the room details. Bathrooms are counted separately.
Open Concept • W/O To Balcony • Laminate
B/I Appliances • Quartz Counter • Laminate
Closet • Window • Laminate
| Room | Level | Dimensions | Highlights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Living Room | Flat | — | Open Concept • W/O To Balcony • Laminate |
| Kitchen | Flat | — | B/I Appliances • Quartz Counter • Laminate |
| Bedroom | Flat | — | Closet • Window • Laminate |
| Dining Room | Flat | — | — |
Based on 323 active 1-bedroom condo listings in Waterfront Communities C1.
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A household would need about $96,000/year for this rent to equal 30% of gross income.
This is a planning estimate, not an approval decision. Actual affordability also depends on debt, utilities, transportation, and other expenses.
