Spectacular, sophisticated and perfected. Enjoy captivating views of the entire city, downtown skyline and the lake—open concept layout with an abundance of natural light from the floor to ceiling windows. Completely transformed with brand new wide plank engineered hardwood floors and a brand new sleek modern kitchen equipped with European appliances, gorgeous natural stone counters, minimalist polished concrete backsplash and perfectly proportioned island.

Brand new washer/dryer. Semi-ensuite in the second bedroom, ample storage space throughout with closet organizers, wrap-around balcony with inspiring views & more. Located in the heart of The Distillery, steps to St. Lawrence Market, Cherry Beach, Canary District, Corktown, the new YMCA, Mayfair lakeshore. One of the most desirable neighbourhoods in the entire city.

The Neighbourhood

Set amidst the backdrop of the largest and best-preserved Victorian Industrial Architecture in North America, The Distillery Historic District is one of Toronto’s hottest neighbourhoods. This area charms you from the moment you step foot on one of the over 600,000 historic red brick pavers that complete the Distillery’s pedestrian walkways. It’s hard not to be in awe of the beautifully restored iconic brick buildings that define it. The Distillery District is an area where you can live, work and play. Right from the start, this neighbourhood’s identity has been focused on arts, culture, and entertainment. The many artisans, theatres, restaurants, galleries, cafes and boutique retailers that call this area home share a passion for their neighbourhood as it is genuinely one of the most vibrant areas in the city.

Transportation

Even though it can sometimes feel like a world apart, the Distillery District is centrally located, making travelling around the city a piece of cake. Union Station is about 2 kilometres away and can be reached in around 20 minutes via the 121 Fort-York Esplanade bus or the 514 Cherry streetcar. From Union Station, riding around the city is as simple as hopping on a subway train heading north along the Yonge-University-Spadina line. Streetcar routes on King Street will also come in handy for those travelling east and west. Drivers living at The Gooderham Condos can hop over to the Don Valley Parkway or the Gardiner Expressway in mere minutes. Using either of these two highways makes reaching any corner of the city painless, while both can be used to exit Toronto altogether as well.