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House of the Week: $1 million for a Yorkville sub-penthouse condo that’s styled like a clubland lounge

ADDRESS: 80 Cumberland Street, suite 1703

NEIGHBOURHOOD: Yorkville

AGENT: Eric Glazenberg, Keller Williams Realty

PRICE: $999,900 ($1,049,900 furnished)

THE PLACE: What’s black and white and velvet all over? This sub-penthouse loft in Yorkville’s “The Maxus.”

BRAGGING RIGHTS: This condo is all about customized convenience—there’s even an ice bucket built into the terrace and a remote-controlled projection screen in the master bedroom.

BIG SELLING POINT: The unit recently underwent $300,000 in custom renovations orchestrated by Antonio Tadrissi of Prototype Design Lab, the firm behind Time Nightclub and the Century Room.

POSSIBLE DEAL BREAKER: It might be hard to separate your nightlife from your home life.

BY THE NUMBERS:
• $999,900 unfurnished
• $1,049,900 furnished
• $1,066.51/month maintenance fees
• 1393 square feet
• 120-inch remote-controlled projection screen with projector
• 17-foot ceilings in living room
• 2 floors
• 2 bedrooms
• 2 bathrooms
• 2 terraces
• 1 powder room

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  1. This sub-penthouse is sub-pretty and it’s not really functional for 1 million which is silly. The couch in front of the TV has inadequate leg space; the dining table is too skinny to have the two people sitting across from the other to engage in a comfortable meal; umm, who still uses those dish bowl sinks–super-non-functional. The new standard are those rectangular sinks sitting on the counter. That deck is miniscule…for the location and some of the eclectic furniture it’s worth $800,000.

    September 14, 2011 at 4:08 pm | by verve
  2. This place is made for the bachlor who has more money than taste. Nothing wrong with that. Rich club-going singles will drool all over this place.

    September 14, 2011 at 4:18 pm | by HC
  3. Wow…that’s hot! Love the decor and the colours. The views are amazing (especially for Yorkville where buildings are everywhere) and the location is unbeatable. Looks like they’ve really maximized the functionality of the space. I think I’m in bachelor pad heaven!

    September 15, 2011 at 9:05 am | by Sylvoush
  4. One million dollars, and they didnt even do an undermounted sink in the kitchen!! That’s just cheap.

    September 15, 2011 at 4:25 pm | by TK_TO
  5. If I had a Million dollars, I would definately be buying this place. A nightblub in Yorkville as a condo is every guy’s dream, and every woman’s fantasy :) Now all I need is a Million!

    September 15, 2011 at 4:57 pm | by Mike
  6. in terms of design looks aweful. who paid for this ad?

    September 15, 2011 at 8:15 pm | by kos
  7. Sure as hell not worth $1mil and those maint fees.. unappealing lobby, gym and outside appearance… then again you are paying that money for the address- yorkville. Less is best, the place seems like the decorator was trying too hard to impress something…. way too much…

    September 15, 2011 at 10:36 pm | by Lee
  8. oh dear.

    September 20, 2011 at 1:11 am | by dmz
  9. I like this place better than the “$1.9M condo atop the TIFF Bell Lightbox” but they are both still overpriced. Really, who is buying this sh*t??

    September 20, 2011 at 2:08 pm | by Pedro
  10. $625K – not a penny more. All it has going for it is the location – not really central Yorkville – the lobby fronts out onto the ugly part of cumberland…
    The decor can be changed – but the layout is Brutal!
    The basketball hoop thingy on the outdoor patio is hilarious and sad at the same time – horrible patio – who would ever want to hang out there?

    October 22, 2011 at 7:49 pm | by Jam

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