50 Bleecker Street

Nestled in the charming Cabbagetown neighbourhood, these converted lofts provide spacious, exclusive homes to those lucky enough to claim one. 50 Bleecker Street contains 4 expansive 2-storey Toronto lofts, featuring industrial touches like exposed brick walls and ducts. These units have low maintenance costs thanks to limited building amenities — you won’t need all those extras bells and whistles with a loft in this trendy neighbourhood.

50 Bleecker Street Lofts is a pet-friendly building surrounded by quality green spaces, so pet owners will have their pick of parks to walk the dog. The street itself is quiet and primarily residential, seeing very little traffic aside from those who reside in the area. One ground level parking spot is provided per loft, so drivers don’t need to worry about finding a spot late at night.

No mincing words here — 50 Bleecker Street has incredible and luxurious lofts. Expansive and stunning at 2270 square feet, these units are 2 bedroom, 2 bathroom + office and come in unique layouts. Chefs will be thrilled by the massive kitchens with industrial ductwork above the cabinets. Expect hardwood flooring throughout, stainless steel appliances, ensuite laundry, high ceilings with skylights, exposed brick walls, and a true loft experience.

As a bonus, lofts at 50 Bleecker have a rooftop patio to enjoy those warm summer days. Privacy and luxury does not get much better than this and while these Toronto condos for sale are not cheap, they are certainly competitive when you consider the amount of living space they provide.

Cabbagetown is a historic community which has retained much of its character despite changes in the area; 50 Bleecker is a prime example of a newer development with ties to the past; its brown brick exterior is still reminiscent of the heritage building which once occupied this location.

There are many perks to owning one of these exclusive lofts in Cabbagetown — trendy cafes, boutique shopping, and unique dining experiences. From 50 Bleecker you have some great options for staying caffeinated; the very popular Jetfuel Coffee Shop is a few streets over on Parliament, as is Starbucks and Tim Horton’s if that's more to your taste.

If you’re interested in dining out — there’s Chew Chew’s Diner on Carlton for all day breakfast and scrumptious sandwiches, Butter Chicken factory on Parliament for lunch buffet, and F’Amelia for Italian cuisine. Plus, many quality pubs in the area for a burger and a craft ale.

Cabbagetown has some options for nightlife — you can catch a show at The Phoenix Theatre or drop in on a lively pub in the neighbourhood — although with the bustling clubs and bars nearby on Yonge, you have the ability to gain quick access to the best of Toronto’s nightlife and return to your quiet loft when you’ve had enough.

This neighbourhood has much in the way of convenience as well. There is a Food Basics on Wellesley, and a Shoppers Drug Mart and LCBO on Parliament. For Green space you have Winchester Park, Allan Gardens Off Leash Dog Park for the pooch in your life, or the Rosedale Ravine and its winding tree-lined paths.

Cabbagetown is a very walkable neighbourhood and at 50 Bleecker Street Lofts you are able to get most of the essentials without driving or riding the streetcar. Bikers will find this area easy to navigate with lanes on Wellesley and many quiet residential streets to meander your way downtown.

For public transit, there is streetcar service on Parliament and Dundas, plus the Yonge subway line is only a short walk from your loft.

Car-owners will find easy commutes out of the city; the Don Valley Parkway is accessible by taking Parliament or Sherbourne to Bloor street West and onto the Danforth on-ramp. The Gardiner Expressway can be reached via the lower Jarvis on-ramp.