[Edward Skira]

You can view the page at http://urbantoronto.ca/news/2010/02/smallest-toronto-condo-unit-ever-twig

 

[kettal]

I'd take it, if it had a bathroom door.

 

[000]

Hahaha, I might be able to live with this, how much would one of these go for?

 

[Edward]

$83,500 @ $500 psf. Add parking and a locker and you're looking at $115,000. Actually you probably have more room sleeping in your parking spot.

 

[colour me brad]

I can't believe they didn't go with a stand-up shower.

 

[Redroom Studios]

is this for real??? I mean, isnt there some minimum square footage required to qualify as habitable space? This is insane!

edit: I just "Twigged" to it being a joke!

 

[chriskayTO]

I could totally live in a space this size - but the bathroom should be redesigned to be a "shower room" with shower only, and you could probably cut the space used by half.

Also, a Euro styled Murphy bed.

I'd have no problem with this.

 

[TrishM]

I'm with chriskayTO, they got the bathroom wrong! Though I was thinking that they then could have used the extra space the for the sit/sleep, turnaround areas.

From what I understand, these small places are 'big' in NYC.

 

[dc01231]

If you think this is the smallest it can go you are SOOO FAR OFF!!! Check out what the Japanese have come up with now... this will blow your mind!

http://www.yesicanusechopsticks.com/capsule/

is this for real??? I mean, isnt there some minimum square footage required to qualify as habitable space? This is insane!

edit: I just "Twigged" to it being a joke!

 

[Parkdalian]

I know that Vancouver doesn't allow developers to make condo units less than 320 sf. Does anyone know if there is a similar rule in Toronto?

 

[jaycola]

In a space this size a tub is unlikely. The value of floorspace for an average tub $7500-$10,000. Much better to go with something like this. It's not like you'll be doing a lot of entertaining.

 

[ernesttoronto]

Crazy, I love it! I would totally buy one if there was such a thing in Toronto.