Know as the city’s premier Entertainment District, King West can boast about having amazing restaurants, historic theatres and some of the coolest condos in Toronto. Condo development in the past decade has surpassed that of almost every neighbourhood in the city, with its abundance of eating, shopping and entertainment, King West has attracted all walks of life to its exciting streets. There are currently 64 condos in King West with more going up all the time, if you like to have your finger on the pulse, consider this neighbourhood the social hub of Toronto. King West is a perfect example of old and new co-existing, with a fantastic mix of high-end modern high-rise condos and funky historic loft conversions.
What’s not nearby? There is a perfect walk score of 100 in King West, everything your heart desires is just around the corner. Restaurant Row between John and Peter Streets can satiate any craving you have. You can catch a movie at the Tiff Bell Lightbox, home of the Toronto International Film Festival, or enjoy some of the best coffee in the city. There is great shopping, the original Got Style is here and a surprising amount of green space, including the Stanley Off Leash Dog Park, proving that King West isn’t a total concrete jungle. If you need a change of pace head up to Grange Park to get some culture at the AGO or to that West End institution, Trinity Bellwoods Park for a picnic.
Living in a King West condo gives you all sorts of choice when it comes to getting around. The 504 Streetcar runs 24/7 along King Street and the 501 Queen car is only a couple of blocks north, the 511 Bathurst and 510 Spadina street cars also cut through at some of this downtown neighbourhood’s most well know intersections. With easy access to the Gardiner and Lake Shore Blvd via Spadina Ave, you can get anywhere in the city.
Know as the city’s premier Entertainment District, King West can boast about having amazing restaurants, historic theatres and some of the coolest condos in Toronto. Condo development in the past decade has surpassed that of almost every neighbourhood in the city, with its abundance of eating, shopping and entertainment, King West has attracted all walks of life to its exciting streets. There are currently 64 condos in King West with more going up all the time, if you like to have your finger on the pulse, consider this neighbourhood the social hub of Toronto. King West is a perfect example of old and new co-existing, with a fantastic mix of high-end modern high-rise condos and funky historic loft conversions.
What’s not nearby? There is a perfect walk score of 100 in King West, everything your heart desires is just around the corner. Restaurant Row between John and Peter Streets can satiate any craving you have. You can catch a movie at the Tiff Bell Lightbox, home of the Toronto International Film Festival, or enjoy some of the best coffee in the city. There is great shopping, the original Got Style is here and a surprising amount of green space, including the Stanley Off Leash Dog Park, proving that King West isn’t a total concrete jungle. If you need a change of pace head up to Grange Park to get some culture at the AGO or to that West End institution, Trinity Bellwoods Park for a picnic.
Living in a King West condo gives you all sorts of choice when it comes to getting around. The 504 Streetcar runs 24/7 along King Street and the 501 Queen car is only a couple of blocks north, the 511 Bathurst and 510 Spadina street cars also cut through at some of this downtown neighbourhood’s most well know intersections. With easy access to the Gardiner and Lake Shore Blvd via Spadina Ave, you can get anywhere in the city.