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King West

Quad Lofts

Most of us can still recall the story of Goldilocks and the Three Bears. A little girl enters a home and enjoys the things that are just right: porridge at the perfect temperature; a bed that is not too firm and not too soft. In a modern-day version of the fable, this selective protagonist would be sure to purchase <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/king-west/condos-for-sale">King West condos for sale</a> in the Quad Lofts building at 23 Brant Street.Not towering enough to overshadow its older neighbours, yet sufficiently large to draw some attention to itself, the Quad Lofts' structure is just the kind of home young urban professionals treasure. The selection of building materials by Cresford Developments is similarly praise-worthy. A mixture of yellow and red brick allows the building to look natural amongst industrial-era heritage buildings, while sleek panes of glass provide a hint of contemporary edge. in fact, this property was so successful that it warranted a sequel: <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/19-brant-st-quad-lofts-ii">Quad Lofts II</a>.The residential structure at 23 Brant Street is 11 storeys tall and holds 128 <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/lofts">Toronto lofts</a>. Built in 2006, the building comprises phase I of the development, with its other half at 19 Brant Street built only one year later. With a landscaped courtyard connecting the two buildings, the twofold creation even won Cresford an award for &ldquo;Multi-Unit Project of the Year.&rdquo;The perfect amount of amenities is also available to residents. Without going overboard, the list of common features includes a gym, party room, parking garage, concierge, and security.

From its location in the heart of downtown, residents will start to think of Toronto as yet another city that never sleeps. Thankfully though, the Quad Lofts are nestled far enough back from King Street West to afford neighbours with some peace and quiet once the evening rolls around.Businesses in the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/king-west">King West neighbourhood</a> are equally upscale and entertaining. From fine dining experiences at Buca, Lee, and Jacobs &amp; Co. Steakhouse, and the likes, to swanky bars and clubs like the Citizen, Early Mercy, and even Wildflower right inside the Thompson itself, residents looking for a lively nightlife scene will never be disappointed.Neighbouring areas include the entertainment district, where the Rogers Centre and the Scotiabank Arena are constantly hosting thrilling sporting events or the hottest concert, as well as <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/chinatown">Chinatown</a> and <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/kensington-market">Kensington Market</a>, where residents can head for an inexpensive, yet always authentic meal.The Quad Lofts also benefit from their close proximity to Lake Ontario. Coronation Park is a short walk from 23 Brant Street, where picnics involve views of the balmy shores and their majestic sunsets. In the summertime, residents can reach the ferry terminal in no time, in order to reach the coveted Toronto Islands.

Inside of the Quad Lofts, an array of contemporary lofts can be found. Sizes range from approximately 600 to 1,450 square feet. The homes embrace an open concept theme for an added sense of spaciousness, as well as the opportunity for individual residents to customize the lofts to suit their own needs. Dens can double as home offices, while main living spaces can be left open or divided into smaller spaces for multiple uses.These highly sought after units are modern and fresh, yet they manage to retain a loft-like atmosphere through a number of interior design features. For example, 8 foot doorways leading into living spaces with ceilings reaching to 10 feet high. Entire walls are made of square windowpanes, mimicking authentic warehouse windows of industrial buildings nearby. The raw look created by exposed concrete ceilings and columns is perfectly juxtaposed by warm hardwood flooring lit by plenty of natural sunlight as well.Rather than the standard condo layout, the homes at 23 Brant are distinctly open and fluid, with surprising elements adding privacy such as the sliding doors used to separate bedrooms from common living spaces. These lofts are also well-equipped with outdoor space, in the form of balconies or terraces.

With many businesses in the area, as well as the financial district being not too far off, many residents will be able to walk or cycle to work. Those who must commute a little further and are without a car need not worry &mdash; the King streetcars will carry passengers toward St. Andrew station on the University-Spadina subway line in no time.For those heading north or south, streetcars along Spadina Avenue and Bathurst Street will come in handy as well, connecting travelers to the Bloor-Danforth subway line at Spadina and Bathurst stations, respectively.Drivers are able to take advantage of fast-moving one-way streets like Richmond and Adelaide, as well as even speedier highways such as the Gardiner Expressway.

Quad Loft Nestled In Trendy King West Entertainment District. Bright, Boasting 10' Ceiling And Expansive Wall To Wall Windows. B/I Cabinets/Closets With Tons Of Storage Space. Professionally Painted Spotlessly Clean. Fantastic Walk Score Of 97 Walk To Downtown Offices, Subway, Theatres,  Restaurants, Parks, Entertainment, Shopping, Chinatown, Kensington Market Etc. Ttc At Doorstep.  Spacious Foyer Can Be Used As Part Of Den To Expand Working Area.

Kitchen Has B/I Wall Stainless Steel Oven And Microwave, Miele Stainless Steel Gas Cook Top Stove, Stainless Steel Fridge, B/I Stainless Steel Dishwasher, Stacked Washer/Dryer.

Many King West condos are completely new creations; however, some hard loft conversions offer additional character as well as hints of times gone by. The <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/833-king-st-w-west-833">West 833</a> lofts exist within a perfumery from the 1930&rsquo;s; the <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/781-king-st-w-gotham-lofts">Gotham Lofts</a> are sitting pretty inside a harness factory built at the turn of the 20th century. Options like these provide homeowners with modern amenities, a hint of authenticity, and of course bragging rights.Unsurprisingly, the condo scene in King West is quite robust &mdash; there are nearly 100 buildings in the neighbourhood, and prospective buyers will encounter everything from modest townhouse complexes to flashy high-rise towers. Amenities, features, and prices are just as diverse, though the neighbourhood isn&rsquo;t a great choice for anyone who&rsquo;s hunting King West condos on a restrictive budget.A Globe and Mail article once called developer Peter Freed &ldquo;the man who made King Street West.&rdquo; By building King West condo after condo, loft after loft, Freed has aided in the rapid growth of the King West neighbourhood and its ritzy reputation. Freed is not only responsible for billions of dollars worth of residential developments, but is on an ongoing mission to provide businesses such as trendy eateries and exclusive golf clubs for those who share his vision of an ideal Toronto lifestyle.And the residents that Freed&rsquo;s buildings beckon are typically far from frugal. Even international celebrities seem to understand the neighbourhood&rsquo;s newfound significance, especially as the setting for the Toronto International Film Festival has shifted from <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/yorkville">Yorkville</a> to King West since the opening of the TIFF Bell Lightbox in 2009. While stars such as James Franco and Marion Cotillard have stayed briefly at the Thompson Hotel, residents of the King West neighbourhood can choose to call <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/55-stewart-st-the-thompson-residences">The Thompson Residences</a> home year-round &mdash; yet another triumphant effort from Peter Freed.As proof of his love for the neighbourhood, Peter Freed even purchased the penthouse at <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/500-wellington-st-w-500-wellington-west">500 Wellington West</a> for himself. While the mastermind developer never ended up moving in, the home was placed back on the market in 2012 for another prosperous buyer to enjoy its 6,200 square feet, which includes a private rooftop terrace and pool.

The Locals: Young singles and couples, plus retirees and empty nesters finally allowed to shake things up.Code of Conduct: King West locals even look glamorous when taking the garbage out or walking the dog.What You&rsquo;ll Find: Attractive and well-groomed people, buildings, and businesses.What You Won&rsquo;t Find: Smooth moving traffic, especially during rush hour.The Homes: High rises and lower boutique-style buildings, including an array of eye-catching soft lofts and a careful selection of updated hard lofts.Sealing the Deal: Getting to live in the centre of it all.

Downtown

For travel within the neighbourhood, most residents can run errands on foot, as the neighbourhood is as self contained as any in the city. East and westbound streetcars on King make is easy to reach neighbouring areas, or connect to subway lines.King West condos are ideal for residents who want the shortest commute possible; as Sunday night rolls around, King West locals need not fret over tomorrow&rsquo;s travel plans. The financial district is a simple walk, streetcar, or bicycle away, although congestion during rush hour may have drivers thinking twice.For those who do require a vehicle for their morning commute, The Gardiner Expressway is just south of the neighbourhood, allowing for quick travel to the QEW or Don Valley Parkway.

Upon entering King West, it&rsquo;s difficult not to notice how the commercial spaces in the neighbourhood cater to residents with extremely high standards of living. From elegant restaurants such as Buca, Lee, and Jacobs &amp; Co. Steakhouse, to swanky bars and clubs like the Citizen, and Early Mercy, King West is the epitome of urban luxury.It might be hard to believe, but the sophistication that now defines King West is a rather new development. In fact, the area was only deemed a residential zone as of the mid-1990&rsquo;s, prior to which factories churning out farming equipment comprised the bulk of the buildings. These factories are now repurposed, and serve as <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/king-west/condos-for-sale">King West condos for sale</a> &mdash; they also happen to be some of the most desirable and most expensive buildings in the neighbourhood.Some of the city&rsquo;s most prominent advertising agencies and art galleries are also located within the King West area. Between the ability to avoid traffic by walking to work and the endless options for entertainment, employees of nearby businesses have quite the incentive to take up residence here.King West locals who are looking for a break from routine can always walk over to the less polished <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/queen-west">Queen West</a> and <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/chinatown">Chinatown</a> areas, just to the north. Grassy spots such as HTO Park and Coronation Park also line the lakeshore below. For those who can afford it, King West has it all.

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