The 5 Most Expensive Condos Sold In Toronto This Past Month

By now, everyone should know that real estate in Toronto is expensive. Some people can not only afford housing but the most luxurious of it all. In the past month, the most expensive condo in the city sold for a whopping $4.07M.

We've teamed up with Zoocasa to bring you a list of the most expensive condos sold in Toronto between August 15 and September 15.

READ: First-Time Home Buyers Incentive Limits Torontonians To Buying Condos

These properties all sold for more than $2.4M. Read on to find out more!

1. 2702 - 1 Bedford Rd. — Sold for $4.07M

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Bedrooms: 2 + 1Bathrooms: 3Parking: 2Sq. Footage: 2000 – 2249

This luxurious condo on the border of The Annex and Yorkville. With high ceilings and gorgeous wood flooring, this apartment gives you 180 degrees of the lake and city skyline. You'll never want to leave.

2. 3101 - 200 Bloor St. W — Sold for $3.87M

Blooor

Bedrooms: 2Bathrooms: 3Parking: 2Sq. Footage: 2250 – 2499

Enjoy the views of the city from this condo's wraparound balcony. This apartment is tucked away in the west end, offering a retreat from the hustle and bustle of downtown but with all your luxury needs.

3. 2601 - 55 Scollard St. — Sold for $2.67M

Scollard

Bedrooms: 2Bathrooms: 3Parking: 2Sq. Footage: 2250 – 2499

Another west end beauty, this condo is neatly tucked away from the downtown core but is still elegant beyond compare. Get lost in this stunning apartment with unobstructed views of the city lights.

4. 313 - 77 Avenue Rd. — Sold for $2.47M

Avenue

Bedrooms: 2 + 1Bathrooms: 3Parking: 3Sq. Footage: 2750 – 2999

This Yorkville condo is close to everything you could ever need or want. The art deco-inspired design of this spacious apartment is gorgeous as is the natural sunlight spilling through the entire space.

5. Ph2 - 650 King St. W — Sold for $2.47M

King

Bedrooms: 2 + 1Bathrooms: 2Parking: 2Sq. Footage: 1400 – 1599

If you want to enjoy your own private heated pool on a huge 1800 square foot terrace, this is the place to be. With spectacular views of the city, this space will leave you breathless.

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The 5 Most Expensive Condos Sold In Toronto This Past Month

READ: First-Time Home Buyers Incentive Limits Torontonians To Buying Condos

1. 2702 - 1 Bedford Rd. — Sold for $4.07M

Bedrooms: 2 + 1Bathrooms: 3Parking: 2Sq. Footage: 2000 – 2249

2. 3101 - 200 Bloor St. W — Sold for $3.87M

Bedrooms: 2Bathrooms: 3Parking: 2Sq. Footage: 2250 – 2499

3. 2601 - 55 Scollard St. — Sold for $2.67M

Bedrooms: 2Bathrooms: 3Parking: 2Sq. Footage: 2250 – 2499

4. 313 - 77 Avenue Rd. — Sold for $2.47M

Bedrooms: 2 + 1Bathrooms: 3Parking: 3Sq. Footage: 2750 – 2999

5. Ph2 - 650 King St. W — Sold for $2.47M

Bedrooms: 2 + 1Bathrooms: 2Parking: 2Sq. Footage: 1400 – 1599

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