Overview
Looking for Toronto lofts that combine modern design with urban lifestyles, then the Charlotte Lofts in the Entertainment District may be the place for you.
Found at the north end of Charlotte Street near Adelaide Street, Charlotte Lofts is a ten-storey building of redbrick, concrete and glass with 63 lofts in the King West neighbourhood. Suites range from one-bedroom to two-bedrooms plus den, with two-level lofts on the upper floors. You can expect spacious, nine-foot ceilings of exposed concrete in single level units, 17-foot ceilings in upper levels, very bright and large windows, modern kitchens, and balconies or terraces in the upper suites. A functional list of amenities compliments the building’s downtown location, creating a versatile live and work atmosphere. Nestled in Toronto’s Entertainment District, you’re nearby to the Rogers Centre stadium, the CN Tower, and the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, as well as all the shops, restaurants, bars and clubs of King West.
Most Notable Features
The best of downtown: With a mix of nightclubs and art galleries surrounding you, residents at Charlotte Lofts enjoy a unique downtown experience, tucked away from the noise and commotion but still very close to enjoy all that Toronto’s Entertainment and Fashion Districts have to offer.
Two-level lofts: The upper floors of Charlotte Lofts offer highly sought after two-level suites. Imagine the classic loft experience with hardwood floors, 17-foot ceilings, sun-filled floor-to-ceiling windows, and two or three bedrooms that are perfect for an at-home studio or guest room.
Hop on TTC: A note of transit convenience, Charlotte Lofts enjoys excellent access to TTC routes on King Street and Spadina Avenue. Jump on the King Street streetcar to reach any destination east or west and grab the Spadina streetcar to head north of the city or south to Union Station.
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About 36 Charlotte St, Toronto
With a home at 36 Charlotte Street you will always have something to do on any given night. The building is a nice walk or TTC hop from the Rogers Centre, where you can enjoy watching your favourite baseball player hit a home run, or you could explore the deep-sea thrills of Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada. Not to mention boutique shopping and restaurants along King West’s Fashion and Entertainment Districts, Queen Street music and shows, and outdoor activities along Toronto’s waterfront. Some local restaurants to check out include HUSH Restaurant, Bar & Patio on King, Fresh on Spadina for vegetarian dishes, and Tutti Matti on Adelaide for classic Tuscan cuisine.
For local grocery stores you can find Fresh & Wild Food Market at the corner of Spadina and King, Metro Centre Marketplace on Wellington, and JC Foodlane on Wellington.
For a breath of outdoor space, Charlotte Lofts is only a short walk from Clarence Square Dog Park on Spadina and Saint Andrew’s Playground on Adelaide.
The King West neighbourhood has a 90+ Walk Score, with nearby bicycle-friendly streets like Adelaide and Wellington. If you want to zip around the city, the King streetcar can connect you with north-south lines like Bathurst and Spadina, the Yonge-University subway and Union Station. For car-owners, King West is a drive-easy area with access to the Gardiner Expressway via Spadina Avenue onramp and the 401 via Bathurst and Allen Road.