3006-5 Defries Street
Toronto, ON M5A 0W7 · Regent Park
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River & Fifth in Downtown East Prime location. This unit boasts an efficient open-concept layout with no wasted space. Features include a 9-foot ceiling, floor-to-ceiling doors and windows, upgraded stainless steel appliances, and under-cabinet lighting, creating an extra bright and spacious atmosphere. The den can be used as a second bedroom. Enjoy laminate flooring throughout and unobstructed east views of the river and waterfront. High-tech home controls and modern convenience. Luxury amenities include an elegant lobby, 24-hour concierge, exercise and yoga rooms, an outdoor pool, a large rooftop oasis with BBQ area, a kids' playroom, and a media/meeting lounge. Just steps away from green spaces, conservation area renewals, bike paths, parks restaurants, and cafes.
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Based on 366 active 2-bedroom condo listings in Toronto.
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A household would need about $96,000/year for this rent to equal 30% of gross income.
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