38 Grand Magazine Street

Sunrise washes the lake in pastel pink as it breaks through PH 41s wall-to-wall glass. You pad across wide-plank floors, queue a double-shot on the quartz island, then step onto the south-facing living-room balcony. Far below, sailboats trace silver wakes while a Porter turboprop coasts onto Billy Bishop reminding you that brunch in Manhattan sits just 80 minutes away.Back inside, 10-ft ceilings frame 759 sq ft of smartly split space. The chefs kitchen pairs matte cabinetry with a sleek stainless steel range and full-size stainless fridge; the sun-filled primary bedroom slips through garden doors to its own private balcony, perfect for sunset cocktails. A king bed, double closets and frameless-glass rain-shower ensuite complete the retreat, while the versatile second bedroom nursery, studio or guest suite rests beside a deep soaker-tub bath. Full-size washer/dryer, premium parking stall and walk-in locker seal the package.After espresso, grab your titanium Brompton from the secure bike locker and roll the Martin Goodman Trail. Back home, York Harbour Clubs amenities read like a resort checklist: saline indoor lap pool, heated rooftop pool & cabanas, weight studio, yoga room, sauna, pet spa,fireside lounges and a private theatre plus 24-hr concierge for every delivery.Mid-morning you coast two blocks north to The Well for Japanese sandos and a quick Ssense pickup. Lunch happens in Liberty Village, where craft breweries and design studios animate the streets. Evenings slide east to King West dining, Stackt Market concerts or a Jays game each a10-minute stroll. Streetcar at the door, GO Train two stops away, Gardiner on-ramps in sight and the island airport across the bridge keep every destination Muskoka cottage, Bay Street boardroom, New York boutique effortlessly connected.Two independent balconies, lake-sky panoramas and five-star amenities rarely converge in one penthouse. Claim the vantageand let each day read like your favourite city-break diary.