Not everyone can live in a beautiful cottage year-round. Sometimes, jobs require us to live in the city - at least during the week. This cottage owner downsized her city residence. She lives in under 400 square feet, but her stunning minimalist condo meets all her needs. Then, she can escape to her cottage with her dog on the weekends. Toronto during the work week and cottage country on the weekends - sounds like a perfect arrangement!
In 2013, Lisa saw an ad for a preconstruction condo development near Casa Loma. The building was near the subway and U of T, so a tiny studio apartment (complete with parking and a storage locker) seemed as though it would be a good investment. She made a deposit, intending to rent the place out once it was ready for occupation. Just as the unit was approaching completion earlier this year, though, she realized she could make twice as much money if she moved into the studio and rented out her existing home, a one-bedroom, 722-square-foot Yorkville condo. She shed...
Not everyone can live in a beautiful cottage year-round. Sometimes, jobs require us to live in the city - at least during the week. This cottage owner downsized her city residence. She lives in under 400 square feet, but her stunning minimalist condo meets all her needs. Then, she can escape to her cottage with her dog on the weekends. Toronto during the work week and cottage country on the weekends - sounds like a perfect arrangement!