9 A 22 St Thomas Street, Toronto

Experience luxury living in one of Toronto's most iconic boutique buildings...the Residences at Windsor Arms. With only 24 exclusive units, this is a rare opportunity for a truly intimate and sophisticated lifestyle. This stunning, nearly 3,800-square-foot suite combines refined elegance with timeless charm, offering an unparalleled urban retreat. Grand principal rooms are a feast for the eyes, featuring wide-plank oak and marble floors, crown moldings, and bay windows that fill the space with natural light. Floor-to-ceiling windows and Juliette balconies offer breathtaking south and west exposures, with panoramic city skyline views that include the CN Tower and lush treetops below. You'll love entertaining guests with the built-in speakers setting the perfect mood throughout the suite. Step through French doors from the cozy family room onto a delightful, covered terrace — the perfect spot to relax and unwind — complete with a ceiling fan, comfortable lounge seating, tiled flooring and a decorative wrought-iron balustrade framing the view. The chef-inspired kitchen and its charming breakfast nook are ideal for whipping up your favorite meals, featuring bright white cabinetry, a central island with seating, stainless-steel appliances, a prominent range hood and subway-tile backsplash that combine style with function. The expansive primary suite is a true sanctuary, complete with a walk-in dressing room and both a three-piece and a four-piece ensuite. Additional rooms include an elegant powder room finished in deep red with a pedestal sink and decorative mirror. Living here means enjoying the best of both worlds, with exclusive access to a full suite of five-star Windsor Arms Hotel amenities, including 24/7 concierge and valet service, a state-of-the-art fitness center, pool, and spa — the indoor pool area features classical columns, loungers and warm finishes that echo the building's hotel-quality design. Plus, you're just steps away from the vibrant shops, incredible dining, and cultural hotspots of Bloor Street and Yorkville Avenue. (id:1945)