Kenneth Yim

Holy this is an unforgettable journey. What was supposed to be a regular trip, ended up with us almost being stuck in the Middle East, flying along ballistic missiles. We could have easily been hit in this Israel-Iran conflict. What a journey.

Upgraded designer two bedroom plus den condo at M5V Condos, in the central King West area. Large 1,358 sq ft interior + 195 sq ft over two balconies.

So many unique features, such as:
- Private locker room beside unit
- Gas cooktop
- Gas bbq outlet
- Two balconies
- Natural light in your bathroom
- Huge primary bedroom
- Office with two built-in desks and storage
- Entry hallway to display all your artwork

Included: Chef’s dream kitchen with gas cooktop, Scavolini cabinetry, pantry room, and kitchen island. Vitsoe Custom Shelving (worth $20k), designer light fixture, Napoleon gas bbq, imported entryway mirrors from Italy (worth $15k) are all included.

Amenities include: huge gym with free weights and cardio, Peloton studio with bikes and row, guest suite, rooftop terrace and games/party room, 4th floor indoor bike lockers, 24 concierge, and free visitor parking. Lake views in the south, and rare BBQ gas hookup.

Central King West is in the heart of all the action: top restaurants, cafes, bars, grocery stores, and walking distance to the Financial District. Close to St. Lawrence Market, Harbourfront, PATH underground access, and public transit, offering convenient city living.

365 King Street West, Unit 2903, , ON, Canada
MLS: C12665530
1,358 sq ft interior plus 195 sq ft exterior
1 parking and 1 private locker room included
Listed for $1,449,900
Kenneth Yim, Broker of Record
Keller Williams Referred Urban Realty



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