Massey Harris Lofts
915 King St W, Toronto
Overview
Found on the south side of King Street West near Strachan Avenue, Massey Harris Lofts is a 5-storey redbrick building that looks as if it’s been plucked right out of Toronto’s Distillery District. Converted in 2003 from the 19th century head office of Massey Harris farm equipment company, the heritage styled building now offers 45 Toronto lofts ranging in size from bachelor to two-bedrooms, with select soft loft penthouse suites on the contemporary rooftop addition. On the inside you will find charming finishes such as exposed redbrick, 12-foot ceilings, wood and glass-railed staircases, large office-style windows, and upgraded bathrooms. Massey Harris Lofts keeps maintenance fees relatively low with limited amenities, save for a security system and a pet-friendly philosophy, encouraging you to get out and explore your King West neighbourhood from the design scene of Liberty Village to the Rogers Centre stadium, the CN Tower, and the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, as well as an endless list of shops, restaurants, bars and clubs.
Most Notable Features
A condo with character: Downtown Toronto condos can sometimes feel cold and cookie-cutter, but Massey Harris Lofts is anything but bland. With an 19th century brickwork exterior that matches Toronto’s popular Distillery District, Massey Harris Lofts combines heritage charm with modern functionality, giving you an upgraded living space with an enriched and warm sense of history and home.
Two-floor penthouse suites: The top level of Massey Harris Lofts is a contemporary design addition that houses select two-floor penthouses that are effectively soft lofts. If you are looking for a more expansive loft style, replete with a spacious private terrace and inspiring views of the neighbourhood, this could be the place for you.
Life beside the park: Right next door, residents will discover the petite but pleasantly landscaped Massey Harris Park, a great escape to take your dog for a walk, enjoy a breath of fresh air, and most likely meet your neighbours and make new friends from your neighbourhood.
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About 915 King St W, Toronto
With a charming loft at 915 King Street West you will discover a whole range of thrills and adventures right outside your door. The building enjoys instant acess to the King Street streetcar, making you just a hop away 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. On the corner of Strachan Avenue there’s a Second Cup for early morning on-the-go coffee, not to mention boutique shopping and restaurants along King West’s Fashion and Entertainment Districts, Queen Street music and shows, and the new design scene of Liberty Village. Some fun local joints to check out include the long-running Young Thailand on King Street for classic Thai dishes, Williams Landing in Liberty Village, and The County General on Queen Street West for a lively mix of comfort food and cocktails.
Local groceries and household items can be found at The Kitchen Table on Bathurst and King, Loblaws on Queen and Portland, and Sobeys on Fort York Boulevard.
For some outdoor space you are right beside Massey Harris Park, as well as quick walking distance to Stanley Park and the trails of Garrison Common.
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.