Not all downtown condos are created equal. 23 Brant St, Suite 703 is proof. Near-1,000 SF corner loft built on confidence, restraint, and genuinely good bones. It's decisive, unapologetic, and designed for people who know the difference between space that merely exists and space that actually works. This proper, square shaped plan flat-out rejects the bowling-alley school of Toronto condo design, and doesn't bother being polite about it! Instead, it throws the doors wide open with its 10-foot concrete ceilings and lofty warehouse-style windows that lets southeast light flood in all day long. Morning sun. Afternoon glow. The kind that makes you forget to turn on lights and remind you why loft living exists in the first place. Meanwhile, unobstructed city views feel gritty in the right places, layered, textured, and alive. The kitchen shows up properly with its gas cooktop, full-size appliances & ample storage, with room to prep, move, and pour a drink while something quietly simmers in the background. The open living & dining space is anchored by a cozy fireplace, flowing seamlessly to a large terrace w/ gas line. And yes, you can fit a full grown-up dining table in here! The kind where friends linger, bottles get emptied, and nobody's checking the time. The layout respects how people actually live: 2 bedrooms, each with easy access to a full bath, offering flexibility for guests, kids, a home office, or whatever chapter comes next. You get parking.You get a locker. You get a discreet, quietly excellent boutique building tucked into a hidden little quad just off Adelaide that most people walk past without ever realizing it's there (exactly the point!). Step outside and the city does the rest. Ace hotel, Waterworks Food Hall and COPS Doughnuts within striking distance (Dangerous knowledge. Use responsibly!). Walk everywhere. Commit to nothing. Follow your mood. This is the kind of place that gets better the longer you stay. Pull up a chair. Stay awhile.