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$629,900Asking Price

152 St Patrick Street 1011, Toronto C01, ON M5T 3J9 #1011

Chinatown, Toronto

Condo
1 + 1
Bedrooms
1
Bath
0
Parking
Days on Market

Presenting the Artisan- for the ones who don't just live in the city they move through it with purpose and presence. This downtown space hits different. Concrete ceilings that refuse to be covered. Oak floors that don't just lie there they lead. Solid wood doors throughout add weight, warmth, and intent. A foyer that offers an actual sense of arrival (not a front door that dumps you into the kitchen!). This is architecture with intention.Fully reimagined and renovated with permission, this home doesn't beg for attention it owns the room. The kitchen? A two-tone, chef-caliber command centre with flawless integrated appliances, under-cabinet lighting for late-night ambiance, and storage so well-integrated, it blends seamlessly into the design. Whether hosting a lively gathering or having a quiet evening in, this space effortlessly captivates. Living room = multifunctional brilliance. A custom wall unit with a Murphy bed that disappears when you need space, and reappears when guests do. Perfectly executed, without compromising style.The bathroom floats literally. The vanity hovers, the built-in nooks keep it all clean, and the design? Not trying too hard. Just doing everything right.This place doesn't follow trends. It makes statements. Bold ones. Clean ones. Edgy ones. It's made for someone who knows who they are and who wouldn't dream of settling for open concept beige.Location Right in the heartbeat of Toronto's most artistic and culturally electric neighbourhood. The Artisan puts you a heartbeat from Grange Park, Baldwin Street's cult-fave cafés, Queen Wests creative edge, U of T, OCAD, Toronto Metropoltan University, the Financial District, St. Patrick Subway, and Hospital Row. Whether you're out or in, this is what central is supposed to feel like.Main character energy? Absolutely. NOTE: Living room is now in the den area, which includes a wall bed. This could easily convert into a 2 bedroom.

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Presenting the Artisan- for the ones who don't just live in the city they move through it with purpose and presence. This downtown space hits different. Concrete ceilings that refuse to be covered. Oak floors that don't just lie there they lead. Solid wood doors throughout add weight, warmth, and intent. A foyer that offers an actual sense of arrival (not a front door that dumps you into the kitchen!). This is architecture with intention.Fully reimagined and renovated with permission, this home doesn't beg for attention it owns the room. The kitchen? A two-tone, chef-caliber command centre with flawless integrated appliances, under-cabinet lighting for late-night ambiance, and storage so well-integrated, it blends seamlessly into the design. Whether hosting a lively gathering or having a quiet evening in, this space effortlessly captivates. Living room = multifunctional brilliance. A custom wall unit with a Murphy bed that disappears when you need space, and reappears when guests do. Perfectly executed, without compromising style.The bathroom floats literally. The vanity hovers, the built-in nooks keep it all clean, and the design? Not trying too hard. Just doing everything right.This place doesn't follow trends. It makes statements. Bold ones. Clean ones. Edgy ones. It's made for someone who knows who they are and who wouldn't dream of settling for open concept beige.Location Right in the heartbeat of Toronto's most artistic and culturally electric neighbourhood. The Artisan puts you a heartbeat from Grange Park, Baldwin Street's cult-fave cafés, Queen Wests creative edge, U of T, OCAD, Toronto Metropoltan University, the Financial District, St. Patrick Subway, and Hospital Row. Whether you're out or in, this is what central is supposed to feel like.Main character energy? Absolutely. NOTE: Living room is now in the den area, which includes a wall bed. This could easily convert into a 2 bedroom.

Key Info

  • Apartment Condo
  • No Parking
  • South/West corner of St. Patrick St. and Dundas St. West.
  • 600-699 Approximate Sq Feet
  • East Exposure
  • No Balcony
  • No Ensuite Laundry
  • No Locker
  • HeatPump
  • Central Air

Property

  • $789 Monthly Condo Fees
  • Includes: Water, Common Elements, Building Insurance.
  • Excludes: Heat, Hydro, Cable TV, Central A/C, Parking
  • Amenities: Concierge, Gym
  • Taxes were $2,722 in 2025
  • Possession: TBD

Details

  • Concrete Exterior
  • No Fireplace
  • 1 Kitchen
  •  
  • Condo Corporation #1183
  • Condo Registry Office: MTCP
  • MLS #C12297674
  • SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY CANADA

Extras

Room Floor Dimensions Details
1 Foyer Main 8.27' x 8.27' Hardwood Floor, Wall to Wall Closet
2 Kitchen Main 17.98' x 12.99' Recessed Lighting, Built-inCounter TopStove, Modern Kitchen
3 Bathroom Main Renovated, Pot Lights, Tile Floor
Washroom1 3-Piece Bathroom

Who lives here?

Chinatown, Toronto is a central Toronto neighbourhood notable for its singles, renters, university grads, business, science, health, education, law & public sector and arts & culture professionals and salespeople. It has a higher than average population of immigrants from China, and Cantonese and Mandarin speakers. Residents tend to be younger with a significant number of youth aged 20 to 24 and adults aged 25 to 39.

Families

Kids Per Family

0.7

kids per family
in the neighbourhood.

Toronto  (1.2)
Gta  ({{ '1.29999995231628' | number: 1 }})

Singles

67% of residents are
single and loving it.

67% singles

Toronto (50%)
Gta ({{ '44.8800010681152' | number: 0 }}%)

Renters

71% of residents
are renters.

71% renters

Toronto (47%)
Gta ({{ '33.0200004577637' | number: 0 }}%)

Education

64% of residents are
university grads.

64% university grads

Toronto (48%)
Gta ({{ '43.6699981689453' | number: 0 }}%)

Income

Average Household Income

$92K

is the average household
income in the neighbourhood.

Toronto  ($132K)
Gta  ({{ '135056.828125' | minifiedCurrency }})

Professions

Professions

Sales 15%
Business 12%
Government 9%
Culture 8%
Sciences 8%

Immigrants

41% of residents were
born outside of Canada.

41% immigrants

Toronto (48%)
Gta ({{ '45.4300003051758' | number: 0 }}%)

Birthplace - All

China was once home to 13.2% of immigrants.
Philippines 3.0%
Hong Kong 2.7%
Vietnam 2.0%
India 1.5%

13.2% from China
All-time

Birthplace - Recent

China was once home to 2.5% of immigrants.
Hong Kong 0.9%
India 0.6%
UK 0.5%
Poland 0.4%

2.5% from China
Recent

Foreign Languages

Foreign Languages

Cantonese 11%
Mandarin 9%
French 2%
Arabic 2%
Chinese 2%

Religions

Religions

Christian 31%
Muslim 7%
Jewish 5%
Buddhist 3%
Hindu 2%

Social Housing

Social Housing Buildings

15

Social housing buildings
in the neighbourhood.

Gta Avg (5.19)

Shelters

Shelters

2

Homeless shelters in
the neighbourhood.

Gta Avg (0.54)