Gotham Lofts
781 King St W, Toronto
The Gotham Lofts are located in the trendy King W district. Completed in 1997, this 1917 ex-Harness factory houses 47 hard loft units. This high demand building offers high ceilings ranging from 9.5 ft to 12 ft, with exposed brick, wood post and beams, large windows and hardwood floors. Parking is underground in the building next door at 801 King Street West. Facilities include an exercise room and meeting room, while security is shared with the building next door at 801 King Street West. Despite the high maintenance fees, the Gotham is a wicked Toronto loft building and due to the short supply of hard lofts in this neighbourhood, will likely go fast.
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About 781 King St W, Toronto
Want to dine out? There are plenty of good restaurant choices not too far from 781 King St W, like My Roti Place, King Rustic and Tim Hortons, just to name a few. Grab your morning coffee at Shy Coffee located at 3-766 King Street West. Groceries can be found at Kitchen Table which is a short walk and you'll find Pharmasave a 7-minute walk as well. Fort York: Garrison Common and Victoria Memorial Square are both in close proximity to Gotham Lofts and can be a great way to spend some down time. 781 King St W is not far from great parks like Stanley Park, Massey Harris Park and Gateway Park.
Transit riders take note, 781 King St W is only steps away to the closest TTC Light RailStop (KING ST WEST AT NIAGARA ST) with (Light Rail) route 304 King, (Light Rail) route 504 King, and more. OSGOODE STATION - SOUTHBOUND PLATFORM Subway is also an 18-minute walk. Access to Gardiner Expressway from Gotham Lofts 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 Rees St.