42 Camden St, Toronto
Overview
The simplicity that leads to peace of mind is what Zen Lofts is all about. This is a true boutique downtown Toronto condo that is home to just 35 soft lofts in a 9-floor building. Suites are large, one- and two-level, and run from Studio to 2-bedroom plus den, most with balconies.
The vibe is understated, but not uninteresting. Light-filled living spaces with warehouse style windows show off designer details like custom kitchen cabinetry, exposed concrete columns and ceilings and hardwood floors. The outdoor areas have gas and water supply to make entertaining and gardening a breeze. That's about it for amenities, though, except for a state of the art double car stacked parking system. But fewer amenities simply make your monthly maintenance fees lower.
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About 42 Camden St, Toronto
Camden is quiet side with a perfect walk score of 100. It's a three minute, two block walk from the buzz of Queen West, where you'll find a great assortment of independently-owned boutiques, cafés and pubs. You can grab a coffee to go at Sense Appeal Coffee Roasters, Tim Hortons or Starbucks on your way to work, or have a quick bite to eat at nearby Freshii, The Chickery or Mamma's Pizza. If you'd rather cook at home, you can pick up supplies at one of the small local fruit and vegetable stores, or walk to Loblaws in under 10 minutes. When you feel like getting out and doing something, it's a short walk to Kensington Market, where you'll find the city’s best vintage shops and eclectic markets. Be sure to check the TIFF Bell Lightbox, for current exhibitions, attractions and festivals right in the neighbourhood. After dark, King West has Toronto’s hottest nightclubs, bars and fashionable lounges, there is lots of fun to be had before you head home to your downtown condo. If you need to walk the dog, St. Andrew's Playground is conveniently located at the end of the street, and Clarence Street Dog Park is just around the corner.
Queen streetcars running east- and westbound and the Spadina streetcars running north and southbound are three minutes walk from your door. It is also a short walk from Osgoode subway station, making it a simple trip to the West End, Midtown | Central or elsewhere around the city. You can also connect to Union Station for GO Transit, VIA Rail and the UP Express to Pearson International Airport.
If you're driving, you'll have easy access to the rest of Toronto by way of the Gardiner Expressway via the Spadina Ave onramp which is only a few minutes away.