120 Lombard St, Toronto
Overview
If you’re seeking a downtown Toronto condo for sale or for rent with a little more grace and refinement, yet still nestled in an exciting neighbourhood, The French Quarter may be right for you. Tucked away on a quaint street just north of St. James Park, The French Quarter Toronto condos are aptly named, as they feature a full, 11-storey façade of Juliette balconies. As if plucked from Paris, the old world feel begins when you enter the marble and oak décor lobby and continues all the way to the rooftop garden and lounge with beautiful views of Toronto. From one-bedroom to two-bedroom plus den, The French Quarter suites are sure to bring old world charm to new world living.
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Steps to the best of Toronto: In the northwest corner of the St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood, you’re still very close to the popular hot spots like the Distillery District, while living just steps from Yonge Street, the Eaton Centre, and the Financial District. If you like the quaint charm of one of the city's oldest neighbourhoods but want the liberty of easily hopping over into Toronto’s core, the French Quarter could be the place for you. Refinement meets comfort: With suites featuring nine-foot ceilings, bright Julliette or full balconies, and mostly open concept kitchen and dining, The French Quarter creates a blend of Parisian elegance and comfortable modern living, whether you're a young professional or a family. Work, study, live: Not only are you super close to the downtown core, CMU College of Art and Design is your next door neighbour. For Toronto artists, working or studying, The French Quarter is a real gem.
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About 120 Lombard St, Toronto
Living within the St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood, you’ll have everything you need just outside your door. Enjoy the boutique shops of the Distillery District, and the fresh farmer’s produce at the St. Lawrence Market. Check out local gems such as Triple A Bar at Jarvis and Adelaide, Carbon Bar on Queen Street, and Fehrenheit Coffee on the ground floor of The French Quarter building. The ground floor also hosts a convenience store and a dry cleaner. For groceries and other household items stop by King Groceries on King Street or Metro on Front Street. Also, car owners take note: just up the street, at Jarvis and Richmond, you’ll find a Petro Canada gas station. For a stroll in the park you have several options, among them St James Park, Moss Park, and the grounds of the Metropolitan United Church.
Navigate the city anyway you want, walk comfortably, hop on the TTC at King and Queen Street's streetcar, bicycle along Richmond or Adelaide, or if you drive you can access the Gardiner Expressway within minutes via Yonge Street.