230 King St E, Toronto
Kings Court
Overview
If a heritage-styled, modern building in a charming neighbourhood sounds like a dream come true to you, then check out Kings Court downtown Toronto condos. Kings Court is located in Old Town within the St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood. Whether you’re looking for Toronto condos for sale or for rent, this 17 storey, heritage-looking condominium has something for everyone. With units from studios to two-bedrooms, many different layouts and exposures, a parking garage, security, and a rooftop deck, not to mention the picturesque Toronto neighbourhood, Kings Court is a real catch.
Most Notable Features
Dynamic heritage vibe: One of the coolest eye-catching features of this condo is the restored bank façade and the grand rotunda entrance, giving residents and guests alike a feeling of dynamic heritage living. There is also a common rooftop deck with BBQ stations and sauna and hot tub set against a beautiful view of the city. A prime spot to entertain friends, feel good, and simply seize the enjoyments of home. Know your neighbours: As a ‘mid-rise’ building, Kings Court allows a more friendly approach to community than might other ‘high-rise’ buildings. For residents looking to settle into a long-term home, a sense of community may be a pleasurable bonus. If neighbourly chitchat isn’t really your thing, there are over 330 adequately soundproofed suites, even with hardwood flooring. You’re locally connected: Set at a junction between The Distillery District and the Financial District, residents are easily connected to the excitements of Old Town. Kings Court building management also maintains a community website with details for room bookings, building information, and resident notices.
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About 230 King St E, Toronto
Set at the corner of King and Sherbourne, Kings Court has some sweet local spots to grab a bite, such as Bistro 243 for brunch and Betty's for amazing nachos. As mentioned before, you’re close to the boutique restaurants of the Distillery District, and the fresh shops of St. Lawrence Market. You’re also only a short TTC ride to the Eaton Centre, and the Sherbourne bus can zip you up to the Bloor-Danforth line, then just a quick hop to the Annex West or GreekTown. If you love coffee, you're just down the street from The Black Canary and Starbucks. Groceries can be found down the street and around the corner at Rabba and Metro and, of course, the St. Lawrence Market. For an evening out, Rainbow Cinema Market Square is within walking distance. If you're an outdoor lover, condo residents of Kings Court are a three-minute walk from David Crombie Park, Market Lane Park and Saint James Park.
With a TTC Streetcar stop right outside the condo, you’re connected with the subway at Yonge St. And if you're driving, the Gardiner Expressway via the Sherbourne Street onramp, only a two-minute drive away, will get you where you need to go.