Richmond Mews
287 Richmond St E, Toronto
Overview
A sweet and simple three-storey building, you’ll find Richmond Mews on the south side of Richmond Street near Sherbourne Street. Originally an instrument factory, the warehouse was converted in 1997 into 15 boutique Toronto lofts. The suites range in size from one-bedroom layouts with walkout patios to two-storey lofts with two-bedrooms and spacious rooftop terraces. All units feature open-concept living areas, 11-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, modern appliances, and bright warehouse style windows. With limited amenities apart from building security, Richmond Mews puts a little extra money back in your pockets so you can enjoy the thrills of the St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood and surrounding areas such as Church Street, Yonge and Dundas, and the Financial District.
Most Notable Features
Live-work lifestyle: The open-concept layouts together with the large and bright warehouse windows give suites at the Richmond Mews an inspiring and spacious atmosphere. These are perfect units for anyone desiring the live-work lifestyle, fully capable of creating both an at-home studio as well as a beautiful home.
Steps to city life: Towards the north end of the St. Lawrence Market area with a 99 Walk Score, residents at Richmond Mews are still within reach of the historic charm of St. Lawrence and the Distillery District, while also very close to Queen Street’s music scene, the fun and friendly Church Village, as well as Yonge Street and the Eaton Centre.
Safe and easy bicycling: A fun and energetic way to get around the city, bicyclists at Richmond Mews will enjoy the new and expanding bike-lanes along Sherbourne Street, Richmond’s westbound lanes, and Adelaide Street heading east.
Building Details
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About 287 Richmond St E, Toronto
At the intersection of George Street South and Front Street East, an exciting and charmed downtown Toronto experience awaits you. With a great list of bars, restaurants and clubs surrounding you, plus art galleries, theatres, shopping outlets, The Distillery District to the east, Queen Street live music, the Eaton Centre, and the St. Lawrence Farmers’ Market venders and boutiques, you’ll always have something to do. A few local hot spots to check out include Mengrai Gourmet Thai on Ontario Street for a comfortable brickwork setting of Northern Thai food, Carbon Bar on Queen Street, and Petit Dejeuner on King Street East for a delicious Belgian style brunch.
Groceries can be found at Luciano’s NoFrills on Front Street, Metro across from the market, and of course the St. Lawrence Market. As well you’ll disocover many parks in this area such as St. James Park and David Crombie Park.
If you want a night out, you can enjoy a film at the quaint Rainbow Cinemas, or take in a show at Alumnae Theatre Company, or pop over to Church Street and Yonge.
Zip around the city anyway you want, walk comfortably, hop on the TTC at King and Queen Streets streetcar, bicycle along Richmond or Adelaide, or if you drive you can access the Gardiner Expressway within minutes via Yonge Street.