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$2,590,000
For Sale
Bathrooms
3
872 College Street, Toronto C01, ON M6H 1A3
Toronto C01, ON M6H 1A3
Property Sub Type
Store W Apt/Office
Property Type
Commercial
Property Use
Store With Apt/Office
Situated in one of Toronto's most vibrant and culturally rich neighborhoods, 872 College is a rare fully renovated turn-key mixed use opportunity offering both solid investment fundamentals and exceptional lifestyle appeal. Meticulously modernized throughout, this approximately 3,000 sq ft property combines sophisticated contemporary finishes with updated flexible functionality that will appeal to both investors and end-users. The building is comprised of a high-exposure ground level retail space and two fully renovated residential units above. The retail ground floor presents a polished, open-layout completely reimagined in a sleek, minimal and modernist aesthetic, making it ideal for retail, gallery, office or destination boutique concepts. The space features wide-plank wood flooring combined with polished concrete, high ceilings, a staff bathroom, expansive floor-to-ceiling windows with direct street exposure in a prime pedestrian zone and a walkout to a private rear patio. With excellent foot traffic and visibility along College Street, it offers strong leasing potential or as an owner-occupied business concept. On the second and third floors, two spacious self-contained residential suites have been thoughtfully redesigned with modern urban living in mind. Each unit features high ceilings, wood flooring, contemporary kitchens, renovated bathrooms, in-suite laundry and walkout terraces. Set between Ossington and Dovercourt , this stretch of College is home to some of the city's most beloved restaurants, cafes and independent retailers, and an ever growing strategic community hub with walkability, transit connectivity and increasing densification.
