Claremont Street Lofts, originally a banquet hall built in the 1930’s, this quaint brick building was converted into modern residences in 2000. These gorgeous multi-level Toronto loft units showcase spacious layouts with 24-foot vaulted ceilings and skylights. Just eight authentic loft conversions are available here, so residents of Claremont Street Lofts will enjoy an exclusive loft-living experience with unique touches like personal libraries and private rooftop patios, as well as being a pet-friendly space. Another premier feature at Claremont Street Lofts is its 700 square-foot rooftop sundecks and for car owners, Claremont Street Lofts offers private garages on the ground level of the units. But even if you don’t own a car, the extra garage space is free to be outfitted as a home gym, an office, or a creative workshop. Situated close to Trinity Bellwoods Park, an indoor and outdoor community recreation space with everything from swimming pools to idyllic picnic spots, Claremont Street Lofts is right in the thick of Queen West. Queen West is also home to the largest concentration of art galleries in Toronto. The area has many small grocers along Dundas and Queen Street, plus there is a larger Metro on College Street and Loblaws at Queen and Portland.
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About 62 Claremont St, Toronto
Some good places to grab a bite are Oneof A Kind Pasta, Terroni-Queen or Terroni Head Office. Venture a little further for a meal at one of Trinity Bellwoods neighbourhood's restaurants. If you love coffee, you're not too far from White Squirrel Coffee Shop located at 907 Queen St W. For grabbing your groceries, Sanko is not far.
Transit riders take note, 62 Claremont St is not far to the closest public transit Bus Stop (Queen St West at Claremont St) with route Queen, and route Queen. If you're driving from Claremont Lofts, you'll have decent access to the rest of the city by way of Gardiner Expressway as well, which is within a few minutes drive using on and off ramps on Rees St.