912 1 Shaw Street, Toronto

You know that feeling when you walk into a space and your shoulders instantly drop? That's what happens here. Maybe its the light pouring in from three directions, illuminating the texture and tone of wide-plank white oak floors, enhanced by floor-to-ceiling glazing and sliding glass doors that open the suite to the skyline and let in a true cross-breeze. Or the calm, the kind that comes from being tucked at the end of the hallway, with no one above, and only the skyline ahead. This three-bedroom, two-bathroom corner suite wasn't remodeled it was completely reimagined as a personal home. A renovation done with patience, intention, and taste — one that thoughtfully preserves an airy, loft-like feel with exposed concrete ceilings and industrial soffits while introducing warm custom millwork and integrated lighting. Every drawer in the custom Wolstencroft kitchen was planned so nothing gets in the way. A striking blue island with a waterfall countertop and breakfast-bar seating (as shown in the photos) anchors the layout and makes casual meals effortless. Appliances? Fully integrated, top of the line, including a 36 Miele dual-fuel range with six gas burners. Other integrated Miele elements and built-ins are visible in the images (panel-front refrigeration, wall ovens/microwaves and a compact wine fridge) to keep sightlines clean. And then there's the terrace: 300 square feet of completely open sky. Staged in the photos with a large sectional, dining area and planters, the terrace features glass railings, unobstructed skyline (and distant waterfront) views and ample room for lounging and entertaining. No balcony above just a gas hookup for grilling, a water line for your plants, and space to breathe. With three walkouts living, office, and primary its designed for that perfect summer cross-breeze — each of those rooms opens directly to the outdoors through floor-to-ceiling doors. Positioned at the end of the hallway with no suite above, the sense of privacy is exceptional enhanced by panoramic, unobstructed city views, with the CN Tower glowing at the centre of a dazzling cityscape at night. A second private balcony off the guest suite adds the kind of separation guests (and hosts) quietly love. The finishes? Thoughtful. Canadian-made lighting (see the sculptural pendants in the dining area), sound-dampening drywall, built-in closets and shelving, a built-in wine cooler, and solid wood that makes everything feel grounded. Serene. Like the city exists outside your windows, not inside your walls. And the building? Boutique, beautifully maintained, and located in King Wests most refined stretch where restaurant openings happen weekly, and everything you love about city life is just steps or a streetcar away — the exterior photos show the building's elegant stacked terraces and planted balconies. This isn't just another condo. This is where you land when you're ready to live really well. (and ps: check out how low the condo fees are). (id:1945)