Some condos are a place to sleep. This one's a place to live - or a place to invest. Maybe both. Tucked into the Fort York pocket where the city meets the lake, Unit 705 gives you the rare Toronto combination - downtown at your doorstep, water and green space out your window. Mornings start with a walk along the waterfront. Summers mean paddleboarding minutes from home. Winters bring skating at The Bentway just down the block. Some of the city's best gyms and fitness studios are a walk away, and Ossington's restaurants and cafés are close enough to make a Tuesday night feel like a real plan. Inside, the layout does something most condos don't - it actually works. Black-framed floor-to-ceiling windows pull in south-facing sun all day, so the space feels bright and open before you've even noticed the finishes. 2 bedrooms, 2 full baths, and a flow that fits real furniture without feeling tight. The kitchen was renovated with everyday living in mind - quartz counters, a full quartz backsplash, a waterfall island, KitchenAid and Bosch appliances, and a built-in wine fridge tucked in for good measure. Both bathrooms have been updated comes with a walk-in closet, the kind of storage you stop expecting once you start looking at condos. Add owned parking and two lockers, and the space problem most condos hand you just disappears. The building carries a real community of professionals and long-term owners who take pride in where they live. Quiet when you want it, yet connected to everything. Short-term rentals currently permitted in the building. That brings flexibility most downtown units can't offer - the option to run it as a furnished short-stay or a traditional lease, with parking and storage that make the unit easier to rent and easier to charge for. For an end-user, it means you can travel and let the place help pay for itself while you're gone. Lake, transit, and walkable lifestyle keep demand steady year-round, whether your guest is staying a weekend or a year.