This is What Toronto Condos Priced at $400K or Less Look Like

A “perfect pied-a-terre” that has been set up as a business centre, this bachelor-style condo makes the most of its limited space.

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The real selling point in this condo is obviously not its size, but the King Street West location, smack dab in the middle of Toronto’s financial and entertainment district.

The kitchen is small but fully functional – but who cares when there are so many fabulous dining establishments offering takeout just a brief stroll away?
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The bathroom is surprisingly roomy given the condo’s cozy size. As the listing notes, a “thoughtful top-to-bottom renovation” was undertaken to “maximize the utility as a live-work space.”

Boasting between 700 and 800 square feet, this one-bedroom condo is located in North York, and features an open-concept living room, kitchen and dining room.
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The kitchen is sleek and sophisticated, the result of a recent renovation. The kitchen includes a stainless steel stove, a fridge and a dishwasher, and is accented by grey cabinets and a grey stone backsplash, which is a design trend that’s here to stay.
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Despite the coziness of the condo, the single bedroom doesn’t feel cramped. Hardwood flooring adds a welcoming sense of warmth.
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The bathroom is about the size one would expect from a condo this size, and features a soaker tub and large sink. Building amenities include a swimming pool, party room and gym.

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With just 499 square feet, this bachelor-style condo in South Etobicoke features easy-to-maintain laminate flooring.

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The open-concept condo makes the most of the limited space, with the living room and bedroom combined while opening to the cozy kitchen.

The sleek kitchen, like the rest of the unit, has been recently renovated.
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Additional outdoor living space can be found on the spacious balcony.

Having enough space is not an issue with this expansive three-level, 2,200-square-foot condo in North York. As the listing notes, there are three separate entrances and a walk-out patio.

In addition to this full kitchen, the home also boasts two additional kitchenettes, allowing for a potential in-law suite.

A dining area is adjacent to the kitchen, and large enough to fit a cabinet to store all of your dishware.
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In addition to four bedrooms, the home also has three bathrooms. There’s also a family room with its own self-contained kitchenette.

An open-concept living room and dining room area is the focal point of this two-bedroom condo in North York, conveniently located near the subway and shopping. Honey-hued wood flooring provides a warm feel. The photos for this condo have been “virtually staged,” with computer-generated furnishings placed within photos of the actual space.

Adjacent to the living room, the dining area is situated next to a large floor-to-ceiling window, offering plenty of natural light.

The larger of the condo’s two bedrooms, this one boasts parquet flooring and enough space to fit two beds.
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The white-tiled bathroom features a soaker tub with a single-sink vanity. All-white tiles provide a monochromatic colour scheme ideal for a bathroom.
Even though Toronto is among Canada’s hottest real estate markets, these five condos are proof you don’t have to be a millionaire to be a homeowner in the Greater Toronto area.