1001 Bay St. #716

Property Description

Welcome to Suite 716 at 1001 Bay Street, a freshly painted residence in one of downtown Torontos most desirable buildings. Overlooking the University of Toronto St. George campus and the historic St. Basil’s Church, this suite offers a rare, unobstructed view with a peaceful cityscape framed by trees, architectural spires, and open sky. The interior features a bright, open concept layout with large windows that fill the space with natural light throughout the day. The main living and dining area provides generous proportions for both relaxation and entertaining. The modern kitchen with pot lights, offers full size appliances, and excellent storage. The spacious solarium, enclosed with glass and bathed in sunlight, can easily be converted into a bedroom, private office, or studio, making the floor plan both practical and versatile. Neutral tones and thoughtful details create a warm and welcoming atmosphere, ideal for personal enjoyment or investment. Residents of 1001 Bay enjoy access to Club 1001, an exceptional amenity complex on the second floor. Highlights include a fully equipped fitness centre, indoor saltwater pool, hot tub, sauna, squash and basketball courts, and two guest suites. The outdoor terrace features four BBQs and dining areas perfect for summer gatherings. Social activities such as movie nights and community events help residents connect and enjoy a friendly environment. Additional amenities include concierge, visitor parking, party and meeting rooms, and a lobby with multiple seating areas, a mezzanine library, and a games lounge. The main level includes on site dining options for quick and convenient meals. The Wellesley subway station is only two blocks away, and with access to three subway lines, the Eaton Centre, Yorkville, and Toronto’s top hospitals and universities are all within easy reach. Perfect for students, professionals, or investors, Suite 716 combines luxury, flexibility, and location in the heart of the Bay Corridor.

**Some photos are virtually staged.