One Six Nine Lofts
169 John St, Toronto
Overview
If you want a great example of a true soft loft, have a look at 169 John Street. This downtown Toronto boutique condo has only 45 suites in a striking 10-storey building just a block up from Queen Street West. The one- and two-bedroom suites are wide open with exposed concrete walls and ceilings, sliding barn style doors, and huge floor-to-ceiling windows. The look is sophisticatedly minimal with Euro-style kitchens and Zen-like baths complemented by hardwood or bamboo flooring. Each loft has balcony or terrace and BBQs are permitted.
What you see is what you get at One Six Nine Lofts - there are no amenities beyond parking and a security entrance phone - but what you see is amazing and where you live is in the heart of it all. Of the condos for sale in Queen West, One Six Nine Lofts is a favourite of many and a great choice for anyone working in the Financial or Entertainment Districts.
Building Details
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Highest price per sqft out of 447 condos in Downtown
Based on 2 recent sales at 169 John St, Toronto
Based on 1 recent rentals at 169 John St, Toronto
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expensive than Queen West
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At the One Six Nine Lofts
Condos sold at One Six Nine Lofts within the past twelve months
About 169 John St, Toronto
Boasting a perfect walk score of 100, One Six Nine Lofts has the benefit of being located on a quiet street while still being just steps away from the hustle and bustle of Queen West. You will have no shortage of shopping and dining options with the great mix of independently owned boutiques, cafés, pubs and restaurants in the neighbourhood. Grab a coffee from Dark Horse Espresso Bar or Little Nicky's, or something from Second Cup or Starbucks. If you'd like a meal, HoSu Bistro, Le Bistingo, Peter Pan Bistro and the Rivoli, along with hundreds more are within an easy walk. You can pick up groceries from any one of a number of small stores nearby, or at Loblaws, about a 10-minute walk away. You're just down the street from the Art Gallery of Ontario, and around the corner from the largest collection of art galleries in Toronto. And you the Entertainment District and King West are just blocks away.
You are a two-minute walk from the 501 streetcar that runs along the length of Queen Street from east to west. Osgoode subway station is just around the corner, connecting you to the TTC Yonge-University-Spadina line and Union Station for GO Transit, VIA Rail and the UP Express to Pearson International Airport.
If you'd rather drive, you can reach the Gardiner Expressway via the Spadina Avenue onramp in about 5 minutes to connect you to major highways.