Butterick Building
468 Wellington St W, Toronto
These hard lofts are BIG beauties ranging between 4,000 and 5,000 sq.ft. They have all the bells and whistles, including 14 ft ceilings, wooden beams, exposed brick and private elevators. There Toronto lofts are a short walk to the Rogers Centre or a short crawl back from the trendy bars on King West. Celebrities like Arlene Dickinson and Donovan Bailey own lofts in the building. Found on a tree-lined street between Portland Street and Spadina Avenue, 468 Wellington Lofts is a classic redbrick building with vertical window panes standing at just 6-storeys. A unique benefit of living at 468 Wellington Lofts is the private elevator access to each suite. Enjoy the feeling of luxury coming and going to your loft each day.
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Recommended nearby places to eat around Butterick Building are Porchetta & Co, Wilbur Mexicana and Mira. If you can't start your day without caffeine fear not, your nearby choices include Jimmy's Coffee. Groceries can be found at Fresh & Wild which is a 3-minute walk and you'll find The 6ix Medical Clinic not far as well. Entertainment around 468 Wellington St W is easy to come by, with Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival, CineCycle and TIFF Bell Lightbox a 5-minute walk. With Victoria Memorial Square and Fort York: Garrison Common a short distance away from your door, you'll always have something to do on a day off or weekend. Butterick Building is not far from great parks like St. Andrew's Playground, Clarence Square Park and Canoe Landing Park.
Transit riders take note, Butterick Building is nearby to the closest TTC Streetcar Stop (KING ST WEST AT PORTLAND ST EAST SIDE) with (Streetcar) route 304 King, and (Streetcar) route 504 King. ST ANDREW STATION - NORTHBOUND PLATFORM Subway is also only a 11 minute walk. Residents of 468 Wellington St W also have easy access to Gardiner Expressway, which is only a 2-minute drive using on and off ramps on Dan Leckie Way.