1050 - 313 Richmond St East
1 Bathrooms
$629,900
Walk Score 99
Transit Score 100
1+1 Bedrooms
Rarely offered 1 bedroom plus den at The Richmond, with the kind of outdoor space downtown condos rarely have. The private terrace is the star of the show; a true extension of your home, with room to entertain, dine outdoors, or simply unwind above the city. Inside, 790 sqft is well laid out as an open plan with a full kitchen, a good sized pantry, and defined dining and living areas. The den has a proper door, giving you a private home office or guest space that functions as a separate space. At 147 sqft, the terrace is made for real use, not just a chair and a plant. Beyond your unit, everyday convenience is built in: your locker is on the same floor as the suite, and your parking spot sits close to the elevator. Living here gives you quick access to St. Lawrence Market, Distillery District, King East shops, restaurants, parks, and TTC, with quick access to the Financial District, the Gardiner, and the DVP.
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The Insider Info .
Located in Toronto’s historic St. Lawrence neighbourhood, 313 Richmond Street East puts some of the city’s best food right at your doorstep. Start your morning at The Black Canary Espresso Bar, a cozy local favourite just down Sherbourne, and pick up groceries at Select Fine Food, only steps from the building. For dinner, Gusto 501 serves fresh Italian on King East, while The Rosebud is a newer neighbourhood gem worth discovering. And of course, St. Lawrence Market is a short stroll away for weekend browsing and everything in between.
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The Demographics .
Median Age = 37 years
Average Household Income = $129,138
Households with Children = 3%
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The Neighborhood .
St. Lawrence blends Toronto’s history with a polished, grown-up neighbourhood feel. Heritage brick buildings line streets filled with independent shops, design showrooms along King East, and some of the city’s most loved food destinations. St. James Park and David Crombie Park offer green space close to home, while the Distillery District’s cobblestone lanes and the St. Lawrence Centre’s theatre bring culture within walking distance. With streetcars at your door and the Financial District a short walk away, it’s downtown living with a true sense of place.
