90 Broadview Ave, Toronto

Overview

Located at 90 Broadview just south of Queen Street, this stylish building boasts a unique structure that houses the pre-existing Coca-Cola bottling plant that was built in 1933. With its unique U shape, large columns and clay-toned façade, this Toronto loft boasts some unique characteristics that blend seamlessly with the surrounding streetscape.

The Ninety’s architecture, open concept layouts and exposed concrete will appeal to buyers seeking a unique urban lifestyle. Long considered one of Toronto’s roughest neighbourhoods, the intersection of Queen and Broadview is now undergoing a transformation, with new shops, services and restaurants springing up in the neighbourhood.

Most Notable Features

A striking lobby: The Ninety’s lobby will feature such unique features as an all-black colour scheme, high-gloss lacquers, marble, herringbone-laid porcelain tile and bright metallic gold details.

Unique characteristics: Not only does The Ninety have an expansive courtyard \u2013 an unusual feature for a building in the downtown core - but it also offers trees and sitting areas with seating and tables.

Features and finishes: This building boasts nine- to ten-foot ceilings, engineered hardwood, European-style cabinetry and porcelain floor tile.

Individual temperature control: With individually controlled heating and air conditioning, residents need never be too old or too cold.