105 - 205 Bolton Street
$699,900
Welcome to 205 Bolton, Sussex Square, an elegant address tucked between the beauty of the river and the green spaces of Lowertown. Set in an upscale, boutique building home to a discerning demographic, this spacious 2-bedroom + den, 2-bathroom condo offers the best of refined urban living. Soaring ceilings, an abundance of windows and gorgeous hardwood floors create a bright, open feel throughout the main living areas. The open concept living and dining room flows seamlessly into a chef-worthy kitchen, perfect for entertaining or everyday living. The spacious primary suite features a walk-in closet with custom closet solution and a private ensuite bath, while the second bedroom and full bathroom offer flexibility for guests or family. The large den, complete with built-in bookshelves, is an ideal home office or cozy retreat. The second bedroom features generous proportions and a murphy bed/desk combo. The private terrace is absolutely glorious, perfect for morning coffee or evening wine. Enjoy the convenience of underground parking and a dedicated storage locker, along with premium building amenities: a rooftop terrace with BBQs and stunning skyline views, a fully equipped fitness centre, party room, secure bike storage, and EV charging stations. An exceptional home in a coveted location just steps from parks, the Rideau River, and everything downtown Ottawa has to offer.
DETAILS |
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MLS |
X12394729 |
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NEIGHBOURHOOD |
Lowertown |
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AGE |
2005 / Approx |
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RENTAL EQUIPMENT |
None |
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POSSESSION |
Flexible |
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PARKING |
Underground |
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HEATING |
Gas / Forced air |
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COOLING |
Central Air |
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INCLUSIONS |
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EXCLUSIONS |
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ROOM SIZES
| ROOM | LEVEL | DIMENSIONS |
| Living Room | Main | 14'11 x 9'3 | Dining Room | Main | 14'11 x 12'11 | Kitchen | Main | 8'8 x 13'3 | Primary Bedroom | Main | 11'9 x 23'2 | 4 Piece Ensuite Bath | Main | Bedroom | Main | 14'0 x 9'5 | Den | Main | 11'5 x 11'2 | 4 Piece Bath | Main | Laundry | Main |
NEIGHBOURHOOD
Lowertown is the oldest neighbourhood of the city, with construction beginning in 1826. Lowertown is a hub for artists and start-ups, with 19th-century buildings on Dalhousie Street reborn as craft coffee roasters and brewpubs. The Royal Canadian Mint displays a million-dollar coin while the National Gallery of Canada shows international and Canadian art, with sweeping city views from its stylish cafeteria. The vibrant streets near the ByWard Market area have quirky clothes shops and hip music venues.