The renovated remnant of an old jean factory in Toronto’s Corktown neighbourhood, Carhart Lofts is a two-storey building that was converted into beautiful hard-loft residences in 1999. Home to 11 authentic Toronto lofts, ranging from one bedroom to two-bedroom plus den as well as an expansive three-bedroom unit in the basement that spans the entire length of the building. But it's in all of these units that prospective homeowners can find the mainstays of hard-loft conversions, such as exposed wood beams, original brick, beautiful hardwood flooring, and 12-foot ceilings. As a Corktown residence, Carhart Lofts offers residents a charming and revitalized neighbourhood filled with a wide array of cafes, restaurants, boutique shops, and pleasant parks and green spaces. Residents will love the convenience of having the Queen streetcar grace your doorstep taking you to Yonge Street, the subway, or east into Leslieville and Toronto’s Beaches. You can easily pop over to Toronto’s St. Lawrence Market neighbourhood or the Eaton Centre at Yonge and Dundas. This neighbourhood boasts a lot of great eateries, including Odin Café + Bar on King Street, Magic Oven for gluten-free pizza and pasta, Fusilli Ristorante for some delicious Italian food right next door or visit Regent Park every Wednesday from June to September for the farmers’ market, if you'd like to do your own cooking at home.
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About 535 Queen St E, Toronto
Want to dine out? There are plenty of good restaurant choices not too far from 535 Queen St E.Grab your morning coffee at COPS located at 4 Matilda St. For grabbing your groceries, B A Grocers is only a 4 minute walk.
Living in this Corktown loft is easy. There is also Queen St East at River St Bus Stop, only steps away, with route Queen, and route Queen nearby. If you're driving from Carhart Lofts, you'll have quick access to the rest of the city by way of Don Valley Parkway as well, which is within 300 meters using on and off ramps on Queen St E.