condo math for “you can actually have people over.” Inside, you’ve got floor-to-ceiling windows, an open-concept layout and enough room for two people to cook without ending the relationship. The movable island lets you switch things up for dinner parties, working from home, or your annual attempt to become someone who meal preps. And this place has been seriously updated: new flooring throughout (2021), kitchen cabinets (2024), bathroom cabinets (2025), fridge (2025), stove and microwave (2026), updated lighting fixtures and new patio flooring. But the terrace might be the real showstopper. With no neighbours directly beside you, it feels surprisingly private – and you get an unobstructed CN Tower view that, thanks to the positioning of the building, isn’t going anywhere. Morning coffee, summer dinners, questionable attempts at gardening… you’ve got room for all of it. You also get an oversized parking space conveniently located right beside the exit, which is one of those features that sounds small until you’re carrying six grocery bags and suddenly realise you’ve won the parking lottery. Across from newly renovated dog and kids’ parks, and a quick walk to Exhibition GO, the waterfront trail, King West, Queen West, Ossington and the and the RBC Amphitheatre. Or Budweiser Stage. Or Molson Amphitheatre.Whatever, you know where I mean.. Two bedrooms. Huge private terrace. CN Tower views. Updated throughout. Oversized parking. Turns out you actually can have some elbow room in Liberty Village. (id:62650)