Base rent $2,200
Beds 1 Bed
Baths 1

637 - 15 ICEBOAT TERRACE 637

637 - 15 ICEBOAT TERRACE, Toronto (Waterfront Communities), on

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1 Bed / 1 Bath / 500 - 599 Sqft
$2,200

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Amenities

  • Flooring – laminate
  • Pool features – indoor pool
  • Cooling – central air conditioning
  • Heating – forced air, natural gas
  • Lot features – balcony
  • Exterior features – concrete
  • Building features – exercise centre, party room, security/concierge, visitor parking
  • Community features – pets allowed with restrictions

Property description

Bright 1 Bedroom Condo With Balcony In Parade 2 At CityPlace. Functional Layout With Great Natural Light. Enjoy Excellent Amenities Including Gym, Pool, Theatre, Daycare, Massage Room, Yoga Studio, Pet Spa, SkyBridge Party Room, And Visitor Parking. Steps To Parks, Harbourfront, TTC, Shops, Restaurants, Banks, And The Entertainment District. Photos For Reference. (id:63589)

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637 - 15 ICEBOAT TERRACE, Toronto (Waterfront Communities), on M5V4A5
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Contact information

Property managed by: RE/MAX IMPERIAL REALTY INC.
Leasing agent: DAVID JIANG Broker
Call leasing office: 416-495-0808

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The most popular nearby apartments are: 637 - 15 ICEBOAT TERRACE 637, 390 Queens Quay West, 10 Walmer Road and 161 St. George.

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637 - 15 ICEBOAT TERRACE 637 is located in the Downtown Toronto neighborhood.


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