Toronto building caters to owners expecting the little things
Anissa Bachir hasn’t lived at 1166 Bay St. very long, but she already knows what she’s going to miss: the concierge.
Her listing agent, Paul Maranger, lived in the building until last year, and he can confirm the hotel-style services. ”It feels very New York: they flag taxis for you, they pass you your mail , they’ll water your plants, they will unpack your trunk, they will take delivery of anything … this [level of service] is brought right to your suite.” He estimates there are 26 employees in the building, which only has 109 units .
The kitchen features a Carrara marble and subway-tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances and custom cabinets.To the left of the foyer is the new kitchen. The Carrara marble and subway-tile backsplash makes an impression, everything is white and grey, with stainless steel appliances and custom cabinets from Florentine. Walking through the galley-style space takes you to the den, which Ms. Bachir has set up with a sofa for reading and an office desk under the west-facing bay window.
The unit is priced a little higher than some of the recent sales in the building and has been on the market since February with two price changes.Leaving the living room brings you back to the foyer, and on the eastern side of the unit are the two bedrooms. The first is a 15-foot-by-14-foot room with its own north-facing window. Across the hall is a guest bathroom.
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