Not your typical warehouse conversion, Gothic Lofts is reminiscent of a home you would find in the French quarter of New Orleans. Especially breathtaking is this mansion’s colonial-style veranda. A definite landmark of Toronto’s West End, this mansion was built in 1889 and converted into 7 loft units in 2007. A boutique residence, this loft building is made even more exclusive by its proximity to Toronto’s largest park, High Park. With units ranging in size from 1415 to 1845sqft, you’ll have space to both live and work. Maintenance fees cover the water charges, building insurance, common elements and outdoor parking charges.
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About 32 Gothic Ave, Toronto
There are a lot of great restaurants around 32 Gothic Ave. If you can't start your day without caffeine fear not, your nearby choices include Tim Hortons. For grabbing your groceries, Foods Forlife is a 5-minute walk.
Living in this High Park loft is easy. There is also High Park Station - Westbound Platform Train Stop, only steps away, with route Line 2 (bloor - Danforth) nearby. Residents of Gothic Lofts also have decent access to Gardiner Expressway, which is within a few minutes drive using Dowling Ave ramps.