The 5 Most Expensive Condos Sold In Toronto Between Sept. And Oct.

It's no secret that average apartments in Toronto are some of the most expensive homes in the entire country. But some condos rise to the level of extraordinary and are truly luxurious beyond compare.

READ: This Newly Remodelled King St. West Condo Is Sleek And Feminine

We've teamed up with our friends at Zoocasa and MLS, tracking down the five most expensive condos sold in Toronto in the past month. These condos are all worth between three and four million dollars, showcasing the best our city has to offer in location, amenities and design.

Read on to learn more about the five most expensive condos sold in Toronto between September 15 and October 15, 2019.

1. Ph1 - 80 Marine Parade Dr. — Sold for $3.8M

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Bedrooms: 3Bathrooms: 4Parking: 2Sq. Footage: 3,500 – 3,749 sq. ft.

The views of Lake Ontario from this penthouse are absolutely astounding. If you're looking for the panorama of your dreams, this is the place for you. With soaring 10-foot ceilings, peering out at the city from here is truly enchanting.

2. 6201 - 180 University Ave. — Sold for $3.75M

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Bedrooms: 2 + 1Bathrooms: 3Parking: 2Sq. Footage: 1,800 – 1,999 sq. ft.

This downtown estate is a private residence nestled in the Shangri-La with unparalleled views of the downtown core. Enjoy every first class amenity including a spa, gym and saltwater pool.

3. 6810 - 10 York St. — Sold for $3.42M

Bedrooms: 3 +1Bathrooms: 4Parking: 2Sq. Footage: 2,500 – 2,749 sq. ft.

In the heart of the city, you can walk everywhere from here. That is, if you ever want to leave! A quartz countertop island is found in the chef's kitchen. Plus, views of the lake will never cease to astonish you.

4. 711 - 155 Merchants' Wharf — Sold for $3.32M

Bedrooms: 2Bathrooms: 3Parking: 1Sq. Footage: 2,000 – 2,249 sq. ft.

This condo is situated right by the waterfront at the lake's edge. With impeccable design, inside you'll find a masterful space with gorgeous views of the city. It's hard to even believe this home is real!

5. 413 - 38 Avenue Rd. — Sold for $3M

Bedrooms: 2Bathrooms: 3Parking: 2Sq. Footage: 2,250 – 2,499 sq. ft.

This rare find has a renovated kitchen, oversized windows, a large breakfast room and tranquil west-facing master bedroom overlooking Yorkville. If you love living downtown, this is the ideal spot.

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The 5 Most Expensive Condos Sold In Toronto Between Sept. And Oct.

Take a look at the five most expensive and luxurious condos sold in Toronto between September 15 and October 15, 2019.

READ: This Newly Remodelled King St. West Condo Is Sleek And Feminine

1. Ph1 - 80 Marine Parade Dr. — Sold for $3.8M

Bedrooms: 3Bathrooms: 4Parking: 2Sq. Footage: 3,500 – 3,749 sq. ft.

2. 6201 - 180 University Ave. — Sold for $3.75M

Bedrooms: 2 + 1Bathrooms: 3Parking: 2Sq. Footage: 1,800 – 1,999 sq. ft.

3. 6810 - 10 York St. — Sold for $3.42M

Bedrooms: 3 +1Bathrooms: 4Parking: 2Sq. Footage: 2,500 – 2,749 sq. ft.

4. 711 - 155 Merchants' Wharf — Sold for $3.32M

Bedrooms: 2Bathrooms: 3Parking: 1Sq. Footage: 2,000 – 2,249 sq. ft.

5. 413 - 38 Avenue Rd. — Sold for $3M

Bedrooms: 2Bathrooms: 3Parking: 2Sq. Footage: 2,250 – 2,499 sq. ft.

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