1842 Queen St E, Toronto
Overview
The winner of a 2009 Toronto Urban Design Award for the “Building in Context, Private Mid-Rise,” the Beach House Lofts are the sequel to the Academy Lane Lofts. One of the first contemporary soft lofts in Toronto’s desirable Beach neighbourhood, the Beach House Lofts offer reclaimed brick walls and stylish layouts.
Boasting rich, luxurious finishes, these inspiring three-storey lofts house just 12 upscale suites with massive windows that seamless blend into the structure’s industrial-style architecture. With their light-filled suites and luxurious finishes, this Toronto loft will appeal to buyers seeking authentic loft living in the heart of a vibrant neighbourhood.
Most Notable Features
Suite sizes and layouts: If you're looking for spacious lofts and soaring ceilings, this Toronto condo features suites that range from 615 square feet to a generous 1,748 square feet, soaring 17-foot wooden ceilings, brick walls and spacious layouts. Each suite comes with a balcony or terrace, so residents can enjoy a taste of the outdoors.
Ultra-convenient: Convenience is the name of the game here, with close proximity to Queen Street, the Beach and Toronto’s famed boardwalk. This vibrant neighbourhood is home to a multitude of restaurants and entertainment offerings including the famed Beaches Jazz Festival. (And don’t forget the Starbucks on the ground-floor!)
Gourmet kitchens: The Beach House Lofts offer gourmet kitchens, stainless steel appliances, custom cabinetry and granite countertops that are great for buyers who love to entertain.
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About 1842 Queen St E, Toronto
Searching for a great neighbourhood eatery? You’ll find lots of choices, including Zane Patisseries and Sauvignon Bistro. Caffeine addicts can get their fix at Bud’s Coffee Bar for a great brew. Culture lovers can explore the Robert Mede Gallery and Light and Dark Gallery. For nearby green space, Woodbine Park, Measurement Park and Moncur Park are right nearby.
If getting around the greener way is your preference, you can hop on the Queen Streetcar just steps from this building. For drivers, the closest highway is the Don Valley Pkwy.