King West Village
$6,750,000 $1,421/sqft
Wellington Street Lofts, #300
468 Wellington Street W
3.5 bed · 3 bath · 4,750 sqft
Built 1998 · 1 parking · $2,186/mo fees · $20,228/yr tax
Details for Wellington Street Lofts, unit 300
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King West Village
$6,750,000 $1,421/sqft
468 Wellington Street W
3.5 bed · 3 bath · 4,750 sqft
Built 1998 · 1 parking · $2,186/mo fees · $20,228/yr tax
Details for Wellington Street Lofts, unit 300
Davenport
$2,798,000 $1,017/sqft
1100 Lansdowne Avenue
2.5 bed · 4 bath · 2,750 sqft
Built 2008 · 1 locker · $1,996/mo fees · $6,447/yr tax
Details for Foundry Lofts, unit 339
King West Village
$2,499,999 $1,000/sqft
55 Stewart Street
2.5 bed · 3 bath · 2,500 sqft
Built 2010 · 1 locker · $2,848/mo fees · $13,378/yr tax
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