952 Kingston Rd, Toronto
Overview
Searching for a cool Beach loft that’s steeped in history? You’ve come to the right place! Located in Toronto’s popular Upper Beaches, 952 Kingston Road – Modern Beach Lofts were originally a 1940s movie theatre (and later a pool hall). The 700-seat movie theatre - called the Scarboro - was built in 1936 as part of the B&F theatre chain.
Rising 6 stories from the streetscape, its upper floors boast art-deco style stone detailing, glass facades and distinctive curves, with the residential entrance of the building evoking the feel of the original grand entrance. Set back from the movie theatre’s two-storey exterior is a new three-storey addition that uses design elements from the original structure. The first loft conversion in the Upper Beaches, this unique Toronto loft houses 26 units with designs that allow plenty of light and space that nicely balances the historical solidity of the lower levels.
Most Notable Features
A bit of history: History buffs will appreciate this building’s fascinating history. During excavation for the parking garage, buildings found the original, sloped, eight-inch-thick reinforced concrete theatre floor.
A planned space: Residents can design their own interior living spaces with the existing amenities and features.
Private terraces: Residents have private, spacious terraces for a taste of the outdoors.
Suite sizes and layouts: With suite sizes ranging from 610 to 1,800 square feet and flexible living spaces, this building offers plenty of choices for buyers. The reclaimed ductwork, exposed brick walls and polished floors will appeal to buyers seeking a historic Toronto condo in the heart of the Beach.
Technological convenience: For even more convenience, the suites are pre-wired for telephone and cable for even more convenience.
Great features: Residents can take enjoy such great features as indoor parking, spacious balconies and contemporary meets vintage kitchens.
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About 952 Kingston Rd, Toronto
Kingston Chinese Restaurant and the Stone Pizza are just a few of the eateries you’ll find in this great neighbourhood. Caffeine addicts can get their fix at Nancy’s Café or Remarkable Bean. Need some ingredients for your next dinner party? You’ll find everything you need at Value Mart and Beaches Bake Shop. Culture lovers can explore Robert Spurll, Yellow House Gallery and Festival Cinemas. For nearby green space, Neville Park Boulevard Ravine, Glen Stewart Park and Blantyre Park are ideal spots to hang out with friends over a good meal. Nearby schools include Adam Beck Junior Public School and Neil McNeil High School.
Transit users, take note: there’s a TTC stop just a few steps away. For drivers, the nearest highway is the Don Valley Pkwy via Don Mills Rd. For drivers, the closest highway is the Don Valley Parkway via Don Mills Rd.