150 Sudbury St, Toronto
Overview
Found on Sudbury Street just south of Queen Street West, Westside Gallery Lofts is a soft loft residence in Toronto’s Little Portugal.
This mid-rise building shares thas steel and glass exterior with bright redbrick accents and offers 369 West End condos for sale and for rent. Designed as modern soft-lofts, these Toronto condos feature interior styles such as nine-foot ceilings with exposed concrete and ductwork, a mix of hardwood or concrete floors, bright floor-to-ceiling windows, and walk out balconies. With a host of enjoyable amenities, these are great suites for the urban live/work lifestyle, with enough space to entertain friends, enjoy cooking a delicious meal, and do some work from home.
At home in Little Portugal, residents have many cafes and shops to explore, plus it’s not far to King Street West and Liberty Village, with Queen Street TTC just a short walk away.
Most Notable Features
Queen West style: With Queen Street West just a five-minute walk away and places like The Drake Hotel, Brooklynn Bar, Savoy Restaurant, and a bevvy of others nearby, residents at Westside Gallery Lofts will be immersed in the hip, Queen West style with a beautiful loft-style condo to match it.
On-site management: A great convenience about Westside Gallery Lofts is the presence of building management actually on the property. With a condo, it is really nice having someone on-hand that can answer your questions, deal with any problems, and help you use the amenities.
Fitness fans welcome: Calling all fitness fans! The amenities at Westside Gallery Lofts feature a fully stocked fitness facility with a yoga studio and a swimming pool, plus a relaxing sauna. Staying in shape has never been easier!
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About 150 Sudbury St, Toronto
With a soft-loft at 150 Sudbury Street, you will live on the border between Liberty Village and the charming residential neighbourhood known as Little Portugal. With many cafes, restaurants, and quaint shops along Queen Street and Dundas Street West, this area offers an urban experience that is more relaxed and ‘old-worldy’ compared to the bustle of downtown, but there are still local thrills such as The Drake Hotel. With growing opportunities for new businesses, the area is attracting many young ‘hip’ professionals in the art and design industries, with connections to nearby Liberty Village. The convenient TTC along Queen Street and King Street give residents easy access to the excitements of downtown including the Entertainment District and Toronto’s Financial District. Some local restaurants that are definitely worth checking out include Grand Electric for a hip taco joint, Beaver Café for a mix of art, brunch, and late night dancing, and El Almacen for an Argentinean café with delicious empanadas.
You’ll find many nearby grocery stores along Queen Street and King, including FreshCo, West End Food Co-op, Kings Food Market, and Metro in Liberty Village.
For a splash of something green, residents at Westside Gallery Lofts can check out several local parks, most notably Trinity Bellwoods on Queen Street, a great spot for all kinds of outdoor recreation from baseball to picnics.
The neighbourhood has a 93 Walk Score with all your urban conveniences nearby. Queen Street West has great TTC service, and it’s also a main route for bicyclists. For drivers, the area is car-friendly and you can access the Gardiner Expressway via Dufferin Street.