Walk in carefully, the floor-to-ceiling view of the city might knock you off your feet. This tri-level executive penthouse spans the 29th to 31st floors of RadioCity. The main floor opens with soaring ceilings and a kitchen built for people who actually cook: a quartz peninsula, KitchenAid stainless appliances including a gas stove, and a built-in dishwasher. A custom staircase framed by glass partitions ties living, dining, and kitchen into one light-filled space, anchored by an elegant gas fireplace and custom built-ins, plus a powder room. Down on the 29th floor, the sky doesn't disappear, it just gets more private. Two bedrooms share this level, both with unobstructed south views. The primary suite is sized like a house's, with a walk-in closet, a 5-piece ensuite, and custom blinds. A third full bathroom serves the second bedroom. Two separate HVAC systems, each on its own thermostat, let the bedrooms and the living space run at different temperatures. And if cooking in that kitchen wasn't enough, picture grilling on your 580 square-foot, south-facing rooftop terrace, overlooking the city and entertaining your friends. The 31st floor terrace has a full outdoor kitchen, gas BBQ hookup, an electric awning, an irrigation system, and a phantom screen door for easy indoor-outdoor flow, an entertaining space most houses can't touch. RadioCity has a story worth knowing: the site of Canada's first television broadcast, once the CBC's English-language home, with architecture awards including the radioVILLE courtyard artwork by Roland Brener. An active party room and courtyard socials make it a genuinely welcoming building. Practical perks: one parking spot, two lockers, and a dedicated terrace storage box. Steps from the Financial Core, with transit and offices at your door and the National Ballet School of Canada as your neighbour. Few addresses downtown offer this much space, this much sky, and this much story.
