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Situated at 525 Adelaide St W on the Corner of Adelaide and Bathurst, Mus&eacute;e is an attractive 17-storey condominium in the desirable <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/king-west">King West neighbourhood</a>. The exterior is stylish thanks to a mix of cream and charcoal coloured stones, framing large windows and balconies.This building provides relaxing amenities; fitness centre, pool, sauna, rooftop patio with sweeping city views, party room, media room, concierge, and parking garage.Mus&eacute;e is a great choice for first-time home buyers, professionals, and small families &mdash; this building often has 2 and 3 bedroom <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/king-west/condos-for-sale">King West condos for sale</a> for reasonable prices; and on top of that, King West is well-located to take advantage of the attractions of the Entertainment district, but also has nice residential touches like nearby schools and plenty of green spaces in the area.

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King West is a vibrant community and one of the most coveted for young people; this neighbourhood is home to trendy cafes, great restaurants, microbreweries, and pubs. As if that was not enough, a condo in this area gives you quick access to boutique shopping on Queen, nightlife and attractions found in the Entertainment District, and convenient TTC service.Friends and family will be impressed by the vast selection of restaurants nearby; there&rsquo;s Oretta for upscale Italian, Lee for unique Asian and French dishes, Wilbur Mexicana for over the counter Tacos, and WVRST for sausages, plus an extensive list of beers. There&rsquo;s also cozy cafes for a coffee and a baked good &mdash; Brioche Dor&eacute;e, Jimmy's Coffee, and Thor Espresso Bar are sure to please.For a night on the town you have pubs nearby on King &mdash; Belfast Love Public House, Banknote Bar, Wheat Sheaf Tavern, and more &mdash; and you&rsquo;re only a streetcar ride from the Entertainment District for live music, buzzing dance floors, and even live comedy clubs. Baseball fans are less than a 20 minute walk from the Rogers Centre, so you can enjoy the crowds rather than trying to race them.Shoppers have Queen Street Boutiques to the north; home to a wide array of shops for everything from DIY materials to high end fashion. For groceries and the essentials, there&rsquo;s a Loblaws on Queen, and the Kitchen Table on King. And if you just need a little nature in your life &mdash; you have Victoria Memorial Park to the south, and Stanley park to the west.

All Suites at Mus&eacute;e have been luxuriously finished &mdash; whether you&rsquo;re in a cozy 1 bedroom or a spacious 3 bedroom condo, you can rest assured that your unit has the same high-end finishes as any other in the building.With a condo at 525 Adelaide St W, you will enjoy executive features like granite or quartz countertops in the kitchen, stainless steel appliances, engineered hardwood floors, floor to ceiling windows, and private balconies.Suites follow several different layouts with sizes that range from 508 square feet for 1 bedroom to over 1300 for a 3 bedroom condo. For those who like to entertain, there are available guest suites for overnight stays.

525 Adelaide St W has a Walk Score of 98, making it a breeze to run errands on foot. Those who rely on public transit have streetcars on King, Queen, and Bathurst, connecting to the TTC network for travel across the city.Drivers can avoid the congested streets of <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown">downtown Toronto</a> by heading south on Spadina to Lakeshore Boulevard for Gardiner Expressway.

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