This is great space in a tremendous neighbourhood filled with great shops, parks, restaurants and bars – yet just moments to the centre of the city.  What’s more, it features exceptionally rare 2 car parking – something that is extremely challenging to find in newer buildings. Welcome to the top!  An unmatched corner Penthouse located at the Roncy, a rare boutique building in the vibrant core of Roncesvalles. This bright and spacious home provides countless

Sometimes, you get things right.  I see three concurrent triumphs in this space – the first being an exceptional floorplan with generous room sizes and a perfect flow culminating in an exceptional private terrace.  The second is the care and skill that was taken by the current owner to refresh and revitalize the space.  The last is, darn it, is the exceptional good taste of the owner that makes this home feel ultra-special: stylish, comfortable,

I’ll share a little story – there was a considerable effort made to call this project “The Trilby”. When that was presented and pitched rather vigorously, I scrunched up my face which apparently conveyed (surprise) some displeasure with the direction. While the campaign continued to name a condo after some sort of hat, a clever soul (no doubt anxious about another face contortion) came up with an alternate: DUKE.  A play on Dundas and Keele.

I’ve had the privilege to present quite a few townhome developments throughout the city, and have great respect for projects that “aim higher”.  Charbonnel is one such example – homes of very distinguished architecture, constructed to exacting specifications, with exceptionally livable floorplans.  The width of these homes allows for 2 car parking, and this is a rare plan where an elevator slips very elegantly into the plan.  Well designed, well executed and well received.  Well

Welcome to Penthouse 310 at Arch Lofts in the Junction Triangle. This is a rare opportunity to own a one-of-a-kind 2 bedroom plus den penthouse at this acclaimed conversion building in Toronto’s west end. A bright and spacious home providing almost 1,100 square feet of space, with south and north exposures and a skylight in the vaulted ceiling over the kitchen.  Premium finishes throughout, including a Scavolini kitchen with integrated appliances and a larger eat-in

A great deal has been written about this building, and how it served as the Ideal Bread Company bakery until 1957.  Of course the west end was dotted by many small producers making candy, chocolate, breads and whatnot, who have mostly been pushed to the suburbs.  What’s left – her at least – is a handsome Edwardian building nestled firmly in the centre of an exciting and dynamic neighbourhood.  It’s a perfect home, with a