35 Mercer St 2616

Introducing Nobu Hotel & Residences, a prestigious collaboration with NOBU Restaurant and Hotel, presenting an exceptional opportunity for luxury living in one of the world's most sought-after locations. Situated in Toronto's dynamic entertainment district, this exquisite corner unit features 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and captivating South West views of the lake, CN Tower, and Sky Dome. Revel in the expansive open-concept design and lofty 9-ft ceilings, flooded with natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows.The kitchen exudes modern sophistication with its two-tone aesthetic, complemented by quartz countertops, a matching backsplash, and top-of-the-line integrated Miele appliances including a 24'' refrigerator, glass surface cooktop, built-in oven, dishwasher, and concealed hood fan. Enjoy the convenience of keyless unit entry, in-suite washer/dryer, custom blinds, and elegant fixtures throughout.Residents are catered to with a 24-hour concierge and exclusive access to premier amenities. Positioned for ultimate convenience, essential services are mere moments away, with seamless transit options including direct access to the King Street Streetcar, a short 7-minute walk to St. Andrew Subway Station, and proximity to the University of Toronto St. George Campus and Gardiner Expressway.Surrounded by iconic cultural landmarks such as the Rogers Centre and AGO, as well as an array of shops, restaurants, and parks, this condo promises an unparalleled lifestyle. Enjoy easy access to the Mercer Street PATH entrance. Boasting a walk score of 99/100 and a transit score of 100/100, this prime location offers unmatched convenience and accessibility to everything Toronto has to offer. Don't miss out on the opportunity to experience luxury living at its finest.

Nobu Residences also feature a resort style private hotel lounge, wellness facility with state of the art equipment, 15,000 sqft Nobu restaurant, bar and lounge, sushi bar and outdoor terrace. Perfect Walk & Transit Scores.

Clear View, Hospital, Library, Park, Public Transit