394 Euclid Ave, Toronto
Overview
Formerly a public movie house nestled on the corner of Euclid Avenue and College Street in the Little Italy neighbourhood, this building was converted in 1998 into 18 authentic Toronto lofts.
Perched above Starbucks coffee house, many of these hard-loft style Toronto condos have 16-foot ceilings, original wood framed and huge Palladian windows, with mezzanine floors overlooking the lower living area. With a mix of one and two-bedroom layouts, many of the suites have undergone owner specific renovations to feature hardwood floors, modern kitchens with stainless steel appliances, and upgraded baths. Several of the top-floor suites have skylights and open-air roof terraces, ideal for parties and for enjoying peaceful moments in the city. It’s a building with a lot of charm and character, and although it lacks extra amenities the surrounding Little Italy will certainly provide.
Residents will find an endless line-up of restaurants, cafes, and bars along College Street, plus gyms, entertainment venues, and great outdoor green spaces.
Most Notable Features
Spacious hard-lofts: With floor plans at Movie House Lofts ranging between 670 to 1,300 square-feet, some of which span three-floors, these are spaciously design hard-lofts fit for working professionals who want a home and office, as well as couples seeking a beautiful, bright home in a terrific urban neighbourhood.
Private rooftop terraces: A coveted feature at Movie House Lofts, many of the top floor suites enjoy private rooftop patios. Sun-drenched wooden decks that can host a BBQ, lounge furniture, and a home garden, also a great spot for entertaining friends.
Life on College Street: Shout it from the top of the private rooftop deck and all of College Street will hear you. Not for the quiet-at-heart, living on College Street in Little Italy offers an exciting and vibrant urban experience, steps to myriad bars and restaurants and convenient TTC.
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About 394 Euclid Ave, Toronto
Living in a beautiful hard-loft at 394 Euclid Avenue, you’ll be home in the heart of a unique and dynamic neighbourhood known as Little Italy. Arrayed along College Street from Bathurst to Dovercourt Road, it is a nest of culture and history and home to a vibrant fine dining and lively nightlife scene. Humming with activity on weekends, especially in the summer, the sidewalks of Little Italy are bustling with people sipping espresso, watching soccer, and shopping at the many independent markets. In the evenings you will see crowds waiting outside the Mod Club Theatre for musical concerts, lined up to see a film at The Royal, and bouncing from bar to bar. A few nearby gems to check out include The Midtown for a hip cocktail joint, The Green Grind for those who love fair-trade coffee in a laptop-friendly café, and Bar Raval for a unique Spanish tapas restaurant.
All along College you will find little independent fruit and vegetable markets and convenience stores, with a large Metro Supermarket down the street where you can pick up your name-brand groceries and household goods.
For a breath of fresh air, residents can choose between Trinity Bellwoods Park to the south for a picnic or a game of baseball, and Dufferin Grove Park to the north for a weekly Farmers’ Market.
Residents at Movie House Lofts will have TTC right at their doorstep with the College streetcar heading east and west. Drivers will find the area accommodating, with smooth access to the Gardiner Expressway via Bathurst Street.