119 Merton St & 139 Merton St, Toronto

Overview

Located at 119 and 139 Merton Street, The Metro soft lofts are known for their dramatic 18-foot ceilings and south-facing units flooded with natural light, offering residents some spectacular views of the greenbelt and the city’s downtown skyline. Built in 2014, the complex houses 96 suites and the twin towers are joined by a five-storey podium

These Toronto suites will hold special appeal for bikers and rollerbladers, who can take advantage of the nearby Key Gardiner Beltline Trail. Built in 2000, these Toronto lofts sit right in the heart of the desirable Davisville Village, home to boutique shops and fine restaurants.

On a historical note, Toronto’s quaint Davisville Village takes its name from its founder, John Davis, who opened the area’s very first post office at the intersection of Yonge Street and Davisville Avenue in 1840. An immigrant from Staffordshire in England, Davis also ran the Davis Pottery, the largest employer in the village at the time.

Most Notable Features

Amenities: Animal lovers and the storage-obsessed will appreciate the building’s pet-friendly politics and large storage lockers.

Convenience: Residents of The Metro enjoy close proximity to a many shopping options, fine and casual dining establishments, cafes, boutiques, and theatres, as well as easy access to the Yonge-University subway line via the Davisville Subway Station.

Suite Sizes and Layouts: With the exception of the first floor units, these Toronto condos feature a striking 2-level loft layout. Suites are offered in 1-bedroom and penthouse varieties and range from 570 to 1,280 square feet, so there’s something to suit every taste and style. With the dramatic 18-foot ceiling and south-facing views of the greenbelt and the downtown skyline, these suites will appeal to those looking for the spaciousness of a loft, a convenient location and plenty of greenspace.