1480 QLofts
1480 Queen St W, Toronto
Overview
With just four Toronto lofts available, 1480 QLofts is a boutique residence located on Queen Street West at Lansdowne. The property offers impressive, contemporary suite finishes and excellent urban convenience.
Sitting on top of Tim Hortons, the sense of a real urban residence is immediate. The suites are styled like private penthouses, with huge front windows and Juliette balconies overlooking Queen Street. They have high-ceilings, pre-engineered flooring, modern open-concept kitchens and living areas, and a mezzanine level for the bedroom. There are no amenities, but the sense of exclusiveness and the bright, open design is perfect for a young professional who wants to live, work, and play in a Queen West pad.
Right on Queen Street, residents at 1480 QLofts will have an endless line up of restaurants, cafes, and bar to explore, with convenient TTC along at Queen and Dundas West.
Most Notable Features
Exclusive urban residence: The property offers only four units, which means residents will enjoy an unrivalled sense of privacy and exclusivity. Plus, whenever you want to go out and enjoy the city, Queen Street is literally right outside your door waiting for you.
Bright mezzanine loft: Probably the coolest thing about these Toronto condos is the high mezzanine level overlooking the main living space with tons of sunlight pouring in through the front windows. It’s practically a whole wall of glass, with a north-facing view which means you get sunlight all day.
Life on Queen: Living right on Queen Street, residents will have endless urban conveniences from the Tim Hortons right below you to the TTC streetcar running 24-hours, plus many exciting shops and restaurants to explore.
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About 1480 Queen St W, Toronto
With a boutique condo at 1480 Queen Street West, you will enjoy a home in a great neighbourhood known as Roncesvalles Village, a community of residential streets connected to the boutique shops and small businesses, restaurants and bars along Roncesvalles Avenue from Queen Street to Bloor Street in Toronto’s West End. Known as the city’s Polish neighbourhood, the area features many Polish restaurants and hosts an annual Polish Festival, creating a culturally rich and yet contemporary vibe. Not far from High Park, residents will find it easy to get outdoors and enjoy nature within the city, or you can visit the Revue Cinema for an evening at the movies, or The Drake Hotel for some live music. The area is home to many schools, and there is convenient TTC streetcar service running north and south along Roncesvalles Avenue and along Queen Street West. Some fun local places to check out include Not My Dog for a nightclub with arcade machines, The Tempered Room for a Parisian inspired patisserie, and Mother India for delicious roti in a simple setting.
For all your weekly groceries, head over to FreshCo supermarket on Gladstone, as well as a countless number of independent markets and specialty food shops along Queen and Roncesvalles.
To enjoy a little bit of nature, you can find many small parks in the area, as well as Sorauren Park for a Farmers’ Market, and you’re not far from High Park, Toronto’s largest outdoor space.
An easy neighbourhood for walking and biking, you can also find TTC travel options along Queen and Dundas Streets. For drivers, the closest highway is the Gardiner Expy via Parkside