Lot
Condominium/Strata
Heating
Forced air Natural gas
District
4102 - Ottawa Centre
Rarely does a residence of this calibre become available. This extraordinary condominium was completely reimagined by internationally acclaimed architect Paul Kariouk into one of Ottawa's most celebrated private residences. Every inch of this approximately 850 sq. ft. home was meticulously redesigned to maximize natural light, openness, functionality, and timeless design. Originally configured as a two-bedroom suite, it was transformed into an elegant open-concept residence where architecture and everyday living exist in perfect harmony. Custom floor-to-ceiling millwork conceals extensive integrated storage, a dedicated home office, mechanical systems, and thoughtfully designed living spaces, creating an interior that is both refined and highly functional. At the heart of the home is a dramatic curved-glass shower that serves as both a sculptural focal point and an architectural statement while capturing breathtaking city views. Premium finishes, bespoke cabinetry, designer lighting, custom window coverings, and carefully curated details elevate every space. Designed for effortless daily living and sophisticated entertaining, the open layout comfortably accommodates intimate evenings or gatherings of up to 40 guests while offering approximately 50% more integrated storage than comparable units. Floor-to-ceiling windows flood the home with natural light and showcase Ottawa's ever-changing skyline. The residence includes a private parking space and dedicated storage room. Residents enjoy exceptional amenities including full-time concierge service, an outdoor pool, fitness centre, party room, terrace, and BBQ area. Paul Kariouk's award-winning work has been published internationally and is included in the permanent collection of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. More than a luxury condominium, this is a collectible work of architecture and an exceptionally rare opportunity to own one of Ottawa's most iconic residences. (id:374)
