80 Mill Street

If you&rsquo;re looking for a modern condo in a historic charming neighbourhood &mdash; 80 Mill Street has the units you&rsquo;re seeking. This 13-storey building is well suited to its surroundings thanks to its classic brick exterior; reminiscent of many of the heritage buildings in the area. In addition to its excellent location, this building offers convenient amenities: gym, party room, function room, parking garage, and a rooftop patio.<a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/condos-for-sale">Toronto condos for sale</a> at 80 Mill Street are ideal for first-time home buyers, young professionals, empty nesters looking for larger than average layouts, or anyone who is looking to be a part of this historic community.

Davies Smith Developments

ICC Property Management Toronto

/property-management/icc-property-management-toronto

The historic <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/downtown/distillery-district">Distillery District</a> is one of the oldest and most famous neighbourhoods in the city. Founded in the 1830s, it rose to such prominence that it was at one point the largest distillery in the world. Nowadays, this district is better known for historic brick buildings, art, dining, shopping, trendy cafes, and as the set for many movies and television shows.From your front door at 80 Mill Street, you are within walking distance of the St Lawrence market, the Scotiabank Arena, or Corktown Commons. Although, with the Distillery District as your neighbourhood, you may not want to stray far from home.Art and cultures seekers can stroll to the Young Centre for Performing Arts, Tapestry Opera, Pleiades Theatre, and Artscape Distillery Studios &mdash; all located within 5 minutes of your building. For dining and entertainment, there is the Mill Street Brew Pub, The Beer Hall, Stirling Room and El Catrin.Shoppers have options here &mdash; TTC can quickly take you to the Eaton Centre but the Distillery District is home to some unique boutiques that you won&rsquo;t want to miss; there is Gotstyle Distillery and Gentil Uomo for suits and formal wear, Hoi Bo for women&rsquo;s fashion, Mini Mioche for children&rsquo;s clothing, and Bergo Designs for unique decorative touches. These are only some of the boutiques in the area and there are always more being added. There is also a Luciano&rsquo;s on Front for all your grocery needs.Morning coffee and a delicious pasty can be found at Balzac&rsquo;s, Brick Street Bakery, and Arena Coffee Bar.Green spaces are plentiful at 80 Mill Street; Parliament Square is just a few blocks west, Sherbourne Common is to the south, and to the east there is Corktown Commons for walking trails and a splash pad.

Built in 2002, this building houses 144 <a href="https://strata.ca/toronto/condos">Toronto condos</a>, with suites available from 1 bedroom to 3 bedroom units. Condos at 80 Mill Street have impressive features &mdash; hardwood floors, ten-foot ceilings, modern appliances, terraces or Juliette balconies, and some units are 2 storeys. Suites come in a range of sizes from 500 to 2000 square feet.South facing units have stunning waterfront views, and those on the east can see the entire downtown skyline. And if you are not fortunate enough to land a unit on the south or east, there is a rooftop patio with panoramic city views.Visitor parking is available for guests, and pets are permitted &mdash; with some restrictions however.

This location has a 92 Walk Score, allowing for most errands to be accomplished without a vehicle. The TTC has buses on Parliament which can quickly connect you to streetcars and subway service throughout the city.Drivers have a parking garage to store their vehicles when not in use, and swift access to the Gardiner Expressway by taking the Lake Shore Boulevard on-ramp, or the Don Valley Parkway via Eastern Avenue.

/toronto/80-mill-st-80-mill-street/reviews

80 Mill Street / Reviews