SOPHISTICATED, DESIGN-DRIVEN PENTHOUSE LOFT WITH EXPANSIVE TERRACES FOR THOSE SEEKING SPACE, QUIET & CITY BALANCE! A rare penthouse loft in the heart of Toronto's Beaches, PH304 blends striking design, effortless living, and an outdoor lifestyle in one of Toronto's most connected and outdoor-oriented neighbourhoods. Set within an award-winning boutique, hard loft conversion by Streetcar Developments, this one-of-twelve residence offers nearly 1,500 square feet of light-filled interior space plus over 500 square feet of private terrace space designed for entertaining, working, relaxing, and summer nights under the stars. Recently redesigned with a refined modern aesthetic, the loft balances warmth, function, and architectural impact. Soaring 22-foot ceilings, skylights, floor-to-ceiling windows, and tilt-and-turn patio doors flood the home with soft natural light throughout the day.The custom kitchen was built for serious cooking and casual gathering alike, featuring a 5-burner gas cooktop, oversized integrated sink, restaurant-grade work surfaces, and extensive open and concealed storage. Integrated millwork continues into a built-in coffee station and bar, creating a seamless backdrop for hosting.The open-concept living and dining areas center around a gas fireplace and connect directly to the north terrace, an extension of the living space. Outdoor space that feels equally suited to quiet mornings or evenings with friends.The flexible main-floor bedroom functions beautifully as a guest suite, creative studio, or dedicated work-from-home space, complete with built-ins, skylight, and private ensuite. Upstairs, the primary retreat offers a walk-in closet, spa-inspired 5-piece ensuite, and direct access to a private rooftop terrace. With owned parking and storage, boutique-scale living, and the freedom of a true lock-up-and-go lifestyle, PH304 offers a rare opportunity to experience loft living just moments from the lake, boardwalk, parks, cafes, and Queen East.
Listing courtesy of CHESTNUT PARK REAL ESTATE LIMITED.
