Steeped in architectural pedigree, Suite 809 at Market Square reveals the playful side of modernism in the heart of the St. Lawrence neighbourhood. Spread over 1,800 square feet and reimagined in 2010 by architect Paul Reuber, the suite blends function with striking visual details: playful plywood punctured by backlit Perspex windows in the foyer and carefully chosen tile work draw the eye towards lush courtyard views, complemented by gallery-style lighting designed to showcase artwork. The main level is anchored by a striking wood-burning fireplace - an increasingly rare condominium feature - that brings warmth to the living and entertaining spaces. The versatile second bedroom can open to the living room and serve as a den, or be enclosed by frosted sliding glass for privacy. The primary suite, calm and understated, frames serene views over Market Square's celebrated courtyard and garden. The ensuite bathroom, wrapped in striking green and blue tile, is both as aesthetic as it is functional, with niches, integrated cabinetry, and layered lighting. Upstairs offers a dedicated office/library, third washroom, and access to a private rooftop terrace providing over 900 square feet of outdoor living space. With views of St. James Cathedral, the downtown skyline, and the historic neighbourhood, it is an exceptional retreat. Market Square Condominiums, designed by Jerome Markson in 1980, is celebrated for introducing a modern yet contextually-sensitive vision of urban living to Toronto. Residents enjoy a host of exclusive amenities, including exceptional concierge service, an indoor pool with hot tub, fitness and social centres, squash court, and rooftop gardens. Step outside and you'll find the St. Lawrence Market, St. James Park, King and Union Stations, theatres, restaurants, and cultural destinations all at your doorstep.