2362 Queen St E, Toronto
Overview
Named for the RC Harris water treatment facility across the street, the Waterworks Lofts sit at the eastern end of trendy Queen Street East. Built in 2002, this Toronto loft is home to ten soft lofts boasting north and south views of Lake Ontario from the large rooftop terraces. This building incorporates all the characteristics buyers expect in a soft loft, including high ceilings, large windows and open concept layouts.
One of the Beaches’ most exclusive areas, Neville Park is home to a wide array of boutique shops and fine restaurants. Residents can enjoy baked goods and coffee at Remarkable Bean just down the street or take a walk along Woodbine Beach just one block south. If you're looking for Toronto condos for sale in Toronto's Beach neighbourhood and want something airy with a lot of flair, this popular residence has all that and more.
On a historical note, many of the homes in the The Beach were built in the 1920s and 1930s and used as cottages. You'll also find luxury homes in this area, so this area is a fascinating mix of styles.
Most Notable Features
Great features and finishes: Ranging in size from 813 to 937 square feet, the one- or two-storey Waterworks Lofts offer gorgeous high-end finishes, granite countertops, wide plank hardwood floors, massive windows and soaring ceilings - and did we mention the gas fireplaces?
Light-filled rooms: Artists will appreciate this building's huge windows that let light flood into the suites.
Stunning, airy design: This popular loft is known for its airy interiors - a truly stunning design!
Spectacular views: Residents can enjoy great southern views from the expansive terraces or Juliet balconies that face the beach.
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About 2362 Queen St E, Toronto
The vibrant Queen St. East boasts a lot of great eateries, including Vivetha Bistro. Caffeine addicts can get their fix at Remarkable Bean, which serves up a great brew. Need some ingredients for your next dinner party? You’ll find everything you need at Valu Mart. Culture lovers can explore Festival Cinemas, Masterpiece Gallery and Yellow House Gallery. For nearby green space, Neville Park Boulevard Ravine, Blantyre Park and Glen Stewart Park are ideal spots to catch some fresh air and enjoy your favourite novel. As for nearby schools, Neil McNeil High School and Courcelette Public School are a short stroll away.
Transit users, take note: you can get around the greener way by hopping on the TTC at Queen St. West at the Neville Park Blvd bus stop.