The Hudson
Overview
Right at the corner of King Street and Spadina Ave, The Hudson's massive copper canopy will always be a beacon to bring you home. With over 280 King West condos for sale and for rent, The Hudson features floor-to-ceiling windows in every unit, and boasts 9-foot ceilings in every principal room. Most suites come with engineered hardwood floors, and a choice of ceramic, porcelain, and marble floors to compliment very unique and spacious kitchens. Perched at a popular intersection in the King West neighbourhood, you have many fashionable clubs and restaurants surrounding you, plus the thrills and fun finds of Spadina Avenue and Toronto’s China Town.
Most Notable Features
Club Hudson: The Hudson has amalgamated all the amenities that anybody could want in one area and residents have VIP access. It’s called Club Hudson, and in it you can find a full fitness centre, party rooms, dining room, and access to the rooftop. It’s all the condo perks you would hope for, with a dash of exclusivity.
Unique dining area: Also located in Club Hudson is the private dining area. Though many other downtown Toronto condos have a dining area, few compare to The Hudson’s gourmet service and the inspiring city vistas. In the foreground you will see the perfectly manicured garden area, and the background will twinkle with the lights of Toronto’s skyline.
Hop on TTC: Located right at the intersection of King and Spadina, you will quickly discover that the TTC is your best friend. Get anywhere you want north or south along the Spadina streetcar line and zip to all east and west destinations along King Street. You’ll be loving this perk in the wintertime.
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About 438 King St W, Toronto
King West is notorious for chic dining and clubs, and living at The Hudson will put you close to many delectable and exciting options. The essentials are also all within walking distance, with RBC Bank and Fresh and Wild grocery store both just a stones throw away. For fun, you could check out the local live theatres, cinemas, and art galleries. You could even hop on the TTC to take the short ride to the Rogers and Air Canada Centre to catch a ball game. Plus, on any given night you're right near numerous bars and pubs, so a cold drink and warm people are always in your area.
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.