326 1477 Lower Water Street, Halifax Peninsula

Welcome to Bishop?s Landing, Halifax?s only waterfront condo! Suite 326 is a bright, stylish water-facing unit. It is ideally situated within the building, allowing for views of the Halifax Harbour and Bishop?s Landing?s boutiques and piazza, including a summer fountain, gardens, and trees. This attractive Studio has a modern feel and amenities. Paired with warmer features like birch floors, maple cabinets, brass hardware, and wooden double doors, the space has a traditional modern warmth and classic sensibility rarely found in contemporary condominiums. The loft-like bedroom/living room feels spacious within the open concept floor plan. The living room opens to the 5x8 balcony and overlooks treetops and the waterfront. The kitchen has a deep, double-sink, dishwasher, granite countertops, a stainless-steel refrigerator, and ample storage. The bathroom includes a large 6-foot soaker tub with separate shower. There are 3 spacious storage closets, one which includes a washer and dryer. The unit has hot water baseboard radiant heat, concrete block sound insulation, and a dedicated HRV. Bishop?s Landing is dog friendly and has many onsite amenities, including 24-hour concierge service, a full range fitness gym, indoor heated bike parking, 4 elevators, and a resident guest rental suite. The building?s private terrace has beautiful gardens, hot tub, heated 20' x 50' outdoor pool, patio, and views to the boardwalk below. Bishop?s Landing is in the desirable downtown/waterfront district with access to all Halifax?s 4km boardwalk has to offer. The piazza is home to Bishop?s Cellar wine and spirits store, boutiques, cafés and restaurants including Pane e Circo and The Bicycle Thief. This location has a walk score of 94/100 - it's just a short walk from grocery stores, farmer?s markets, the Dartmouth ferry, major bus routes, Communauto Halifax stations, marina, public boat docks, Salter Sands, Queen?s Marque, and all the arts and culture that Downtown Halifax has to offer. (id:1945)