3303 Don Mills Rd #3503, Toronto, Ontario M2J 4T6
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Price/Sqft$572/sqft
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Description
**A MUST SEE** Welcome to more than 1600 sqf of living space! Open Balcony corner unit, All Inclusive utilities + Internet. Prestigious Skymark 1 by Tridel. Rarely Offered N.E Corner Unit. UNOBSTRUCTED view to North, East and partially South (Airplane view). Top to bottom renovated unit, Custom Design Kitchen with Quartz Islands and Quartz Backsplash, Engineering Hardwood Floor all through, full of Natural lights and Dimmer Switch Pot lights, Outstanding Electrical fireplace, 24-hour gatehouse security, 5-star amenities including indoor & outdoor pools, tennis courts, gym, table tennis, card room, billiards, golf, study Room and meeting room. The building boasts large, beautiful gardens with a waterfall, a lounge area, and walking trails. Ample visitor parking is available as well. Walking distance To Shopping plaza, No-frills, Banks, Restaurants, next to 404/Dvp,401,407. Hospital and Seneca College. Lobby, Hallways and entrance doors will be new within the next two months. Don't miss out!
Property Details
Interior
Features
Main Floor
Br
7.2 x 3.6hardwood floor / W/I Closet
Den
2.5 x 2.4Hardwood Floor
Dining
5.0 x 4.0hardwood floor / Open Concept
Living
10.0 x 5.0hardwood floor / Electric Fireplace
Exterior
Features
Parking
Garage spaces 1
Garage type Underground
Other parking spaces 0
Total parking spaces 1
Condo Details
Amenities
Gym, Indoor Pool, Outdoor Pool, Recreation Room, Tennis Court, Visitor Parking
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