If you would like to park your motorcycle in your loft, then this rugged concrete building may just be your thing. There is nothing small about this building, with 14 ft ceilings, massive concrete mushroom pillars and front doors big enough to build an ark, this building is the epitome of open concept. Completed in 1998, the Sorbara Group have done a splendid job with the conversion of this former CBC prop warehouse. Today, the 100 lofts within this concrete mountain differ by more than just finishes, as creative owners through the years have manipulated the spaces to create some funky living environments. Overlooking Corktown, the neighbourhood looks to be turning a corner with numerous exciting developments in the pipeline. New loft projects are appearing all around, and with the City's plan to develop the West Don Lands Park, things are certainly looking good for this building. This project is definitely a Mr. Loft favourite.
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About 90 Sumach St, Toronto
Want to dine out? There are plenty of good restaurant choices not too far from 90 Sumach St.Grab your morning coffee at Tim Hortons located at 69 Regent Park Blvd. For grabbing your groceries, B A Grocers is a short walk.
For those residents of 90 Sumach St without a car, you can get around rather easily. The closest transit stop is a Bus Stop (Queen St East at Sumach St) and is only steps away connecting you to Toronto's public transit service. It also has route Queen, and route Queen nearby. Residents of Brewery Lofts also have easy access to Don Valley Parkway, which is only a 2-minute drive using on and off ramps on Queen St E.