$599,000Asking Price
In a downtown market crowded with just another one-bedroom-plus-den, this suite stands apart. 199 Richmond St W is one of the rare buildings where short-term rentals are permitted within condo guidelines -- an option that changes the math for investors and anyone who values flexibility in the Entertainment District, where the event calendar never stops. This unit packs a lot into 724 sq ft: a fully enclosed den with sliding doors functions as a real second bedroom or quiet office, and two full bathrooms make shared living, hosting, or maximizing nightly rental rates practical. The kitchen is streamlined along one wall with built-in Miele appliances and a panelled fridge and dishwasher, leaving true space for living and dining; nearly nine-foot ceilings and a wall of windows open it up, and a covered, full-width balcony stays private and usable year-round. The primary bedroom offers natural light and a double closet. A pantry-style closet off the living area helps keep everyday clutter in check. Parking and a locker are included -- serious value in this location. Outside, Osgoode Station is minutes away; Queen and King West, Roy Thomson Hall, Rogers Centre, and standout restaurants are an easy walk. When you want calm, the building's green second-floor terrace, rooftop BBQs, gym, yoga studio, billiards lounge, and party rooms feel like real extensions of home. Here, your monthly fees deliver more: parking, storage, premium amenities, and the freedom to generate income in ways most downtown condos don't allow. For investors, professionals, or parents looking for a turnkey condo with strong rental potential, this is a rare opportunity to secure a revenue-smart home in the heart of the city. What makes this listing even more compelling? It's priced well below the average price-per-square-foot for both the building and the neighbourhood -- real value in today's market, with added upside for savvy buyers ready to ride the next upswing.
In a downtown market crowded with just another one-bedroom-plus-den, this suite stands apart. 199 Richmond St W is one of the rare buildings where short-term rentals are permitted within condo guidelines -- an option that changes the math for investors and anyone who values flexibility in the Entertainment District, where the event calendar never stops. This unit packs a lot into 724 sq ft: a fully enclosed den with sliding doors functions as a real second bedroom or quiet office, and two full bathrooms make shared living, hosting, or maximizing nightly rental rates practical. The kitchen is streamlined along one wall with built-in Miele appliances and a panelled fridge and dishwasher, leaving true space for living and dining; nearly nine-foot ceilings and a wall of windows open it up, and a covered, full-width balcony stays private and usable year-round. The primary bedroom offers natural light and a double closet. A pantry-style closet off the living area helps keep everyday clutter in check. Parking and a locker are included -- serious value in this location. Outside, Osgoode Station is minutes away; Queen and King West, Roy Thomson Hall, Rogers Centre, and standout restaurants are an easy walk. When you want calm, the building's green second-floor terrace, rooftop BBQs, gym, yoga studio, billiards lounge, and party rooms feel like real extensions of home. Here, your monthly fees deliver more: parking, storage, premium amenities, and the freedom to generate income in ways most downtown condos don't allow. For investors, professionals, or parents looking for a turnkey condo with strong rental potential, this is a rare opportunity to secure a revenue-smart home in the heart of the city. What makes this listing even more compelling? It's priced well below the average price-per-square-foot for both the building and the neighbourhood -- real value in today's market, with added upside for savvy buyers ready to ride the next upswing.
See MoreRoom | Floor | Dimensions | Details | |
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1 | Kitchen | Flat | 18.70' x 12.47' | Combined with Kitchen, Combined with Dining, Built-in Appliances |
2 | Den | Flat | 9.51' x 7.55' | Laminate, Sliding Doors |
1 3-Piece Bathroom in Flat | ||||
1 4-Piece Bathroom in Flat |
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Entertainment District, Toronto is a central Toronto neighbourhood notable for its singles, renters, university grads, executives and business, science, education, law & public sector and arts & culture professionals. Residents tend to be younger with a significant number of youth aged 20 to 24 and adults aged 25 to 44.
Kids Per Family
0.3
kids per family
in the neighbourhood.
60%
of residents are
single and loving it.
60% singles
Toronto (50%)
62%
of residents
are renters.
62% renters
Toronto (47%)
83%
of residents are
university grads.
83% university grads
Toronto (48%)Average Household Income
$149K
is the average household
income in the neighbourhood.
Professions
Business | 26% |
Management | 16% |
Sciences | 12% |
Government | 12% |
Sales | 12% |
34%
of residents were
born outside of Canada.
34% immigrants
Toronto (48%)4.8% from China
All-time
3.0% from China
Recent
Foreign Languages
Mandarin | 4% |
Cantonese | 4% |
French | 3% |
Persian | 3% |
Spanish | 2% |
Religions
Christian | 44% |
Muslim | 5% |
Hindu | 3% |
Jewish | 2% |
Buddhist | 2% |
Social Housing Buildings
0
Social housing buildings
in the neighbourhood.
Shelters
1
Homeless shelters in
the neighbourhood.