14-storeys of sleek and sexy shining glass, DNA3 is actually two buildings, connected by a path. Combined, these two towers offer over 1000 loft style condos for sale and for rent. Suites range in size from bachelor to two-bedrooms plus den with nine-foot exposed concrete ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, hardwood flooring, stainless steel appliances and private balconies. Amenities at DNA3 include the noteworthy rain room, a fun and economical way to enjoy cool fresh water post-workout. A great neighbourhood for a live-work lifestyle, DNA3 is a part of the frontier that is Toronto’s Liberty Village. A hub of creative and independent companies in media, film, web and design. Local hot spots surrounding DNA3 include Magic Oven for gluten-free pizza, Sushi 930 on King Street, and Mildred’s Temple Kitchen for weekend brunch. For some natural scenery, DNA3 is right down the street from the charmingly landscaped Massey Harris Park, as well as Trinity Bellwoods Park and some trails around Garrison Common. The King West neighbourhood has a 90+ Walk Score, with nearby bicycle-friendly streets like Adelaide and Wellington. The King streetcar can connect you with north-south lines like Bathurst and Spadina, the Yonge-University subway and Union Station. For car-owners, King West is a drive-easy area with access to the Gardiner Expressway via Spadina Avenue onramp and the 401 via Bathurst and Allen Road.
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About 1030 King St W, Toronto
There are a lot of great restaurants around DNA3. If you can't start your day without caffeine fear not, your nearby choices include Tim Hortons. Nearby grocery options: Metro is not far.
For those residents of DNA3 without a car, you can get around rather easily. The closest transit stop is a Bus Stop (Shaw St at King St West North Side) and is only steps away connecting you to Toronto's public transit service. It also has route Ossington Night Bus nearby. Access to Gardiner Expressway from DNA3 is within a 4-minute drive, making it easy for those driving to get into and out of the city using on and off ramps on Jameson Ave.