2 Royal York Road 105, Toronto, ON M8V 2S6

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RARE WATERFRONT RENTAL! AFFORDABLE PRICE! SPACIOUS 1 BEDROOM OVERLOOKING THE SPARKLING LAKE ! Looking for something special? Want gorgeous views and a tranquil setting? Don't like elevators ? Hate high rise, concrete jungles? Have a large pet? Well, this delightful, renovated suite, approx.740 sf, is a charming condo alternative and could be your next happy home! Enjoy a friendly lakefront community located right on the waters edge! Only 15 minutes from downtown Toronto ! This is a convenient, low-floor suite, in a unique, boutique apartment building, with a vintage vibe and only 60 suites. Feels like a MUSKOKA cottage in the city, so close the shoreline, you can hear the waves. If you work from home, the floor plan is large enough for an office area .Your morning coffee will taste better on your balcony overlooking the water, while watching swans and boats glide by. Tenants are invited to use a private, waterfront parkette and picnic area in front of the building, with a pretty patio, BBQ area and recreation hub, ideal for air show parties, star- gazing and an exclusive doggy park. This is truly an urban paradise, surrounded by acres of parks, trails and nature. Near charming LAKESHORE VILLAGE shops, casual dining, local pubs and assorted clinics/professional offices. Close to serious retail therapy in nearby mega-malls. Transit is literally at your front door. Easy Highway/Go Train/Airport access. Minutes to Toronto's glam entertainment hub, HUMBER BAY SHORES with posh restaurants, popular patios, farmers' markets and lively festivals. NOTE, This classic apartment building is rent controlled, professionally managed, pet-friendly, and a long-term lease is possible. Ideal for a professional single, young couple or mature, empty nesters wanting a unique, waterfront retreat with million-dollar views on a penny-pincher's budget! Don't miss this one! (See Walk-Through Video and Photo Tour Attached to MLS Listing)

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