Revamped Bay And Dundas Suite Pairs Space With Style

While the skyline around Bay and Dundas continues to rise with modern towers, Horizon on Bay remains a downtown mainstay, known for solid construction, expansive layouts, and a prime location in the centre of it all.

And those fundamentals, paired with over $100,000 in stylish, thoughtful upgrades, are on full display at a renovated one-bedroom that just hit the market.

From the moment you enter 633 Bay Street - 903, the home’s open-concept layout makes a lasting impression.

Uniting the bright and airy kitchen, dining, and living areas, the floor plan offers a seamless flow perfect for entertaining or quiet evenings in. Recessed lighting and luxury vinyl plank flooring run throughout, giving the suite a cohesive and polished look.

Specs

Address: 633 Bay Street - 903, Toronto
Bedrooms: 1
Bathrooms: 1
Listed At: $629,000
Listed By: Ian Matthews, RE/MAX Prime Properties - Unique Group

At the abode's heart is a striking new kitchen, anchored by a generous Caesarstone island and surrounded by sleek cabinetry and modern finishes.

It’s a space designed not just for function, but for lifestyle; elegant yet low-maintenance, and ideal for everyday use.

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It’s hard not to be charmed by the kitchen; it’s a true centrepiece that elevates the entire suite.

The Caesarstone island isn’t just visually striking, it anchors the open floor plan with purpose and poise. Combined with custom cabinetry and carefully chosen finishes, this space transforms everyday living into something quietly luxurious.

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The suite also offers ample storage, including a coveted walk-in closet, and makes excellent use of its square footage. Situated within a mature, quality-built residence, it delivers comfort, privacy, and peace of mind in the city’s core.

Beyond the unit, Horizon on Bay offers a robust list of amenities including a fitness centre, indoor pool, rooftop deck, and 24-hour concierge. Residents also benefit from unbeatable proximity to the financial district, major hospitals, U of T, TMU, and city icons like the Eaton Centre, St. Lawrence Market, the Entertainment District, and Yorkville.

In short, everything downtown Toronto has to offer is waiting just a few steps away.

A smoke-free, single-family building, Horizon on Bay caters to long-term residents who value connection, convenience, and quality, all of which this suite delivers in spades.

WELCOME TO 633 BAY STREET - 903

LIVING, KITCHEN, AND DINING

BEDS AND BATHS

AMENITIES

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This article was produced in partnership with STOREYS Custom Studio.

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Core Values: Revamped Bay And Dundas Suite Pairs Space With Style

A smoke-free, single-family building, Horizon on Bay caters to long-term residents who value connection, convenience, and quality, all of which this suite delivers in spades.

Specs

WELCOME TO 633 BAY STREET - 903

LIVING, KITCHEN, AND DINING

BEDS AND BATHS

AMENITIES

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