Gothic Lofts
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
Some good places to grab a bite are Aztecs Mine, Pizza Hut or PUDOpoint Counter. Venture a little further for a meal at one of High Park neighbourhood's restaurants. If you love coffee, you're not too far from Tim Hortons located at 2150 Bloor St W. Groceries can be found at Foods Forlife which is a 5-minute walk and you'll find Dr Caley Bell-Pasht, Chiropractor not far as well. For nearby green space, Bennett Park and Parkview Gardens Parkette could be good to get out of your loft and catch some fresh air or to take your dog for a walk. As for close-by schools, Keele Community Centre - Building Grounds is only a 6 minute walk from 32 Gothic Ave.
Transit riders take note, 32 Gothic Ave is only steps away to the closest public transit Train Stop (High Park Station - Westbound Platform) with route Line 2 (bloor - Danforth). For drivers at Gothic Lofts, it might be easier to get around the city getting on or off Gardiner Expressway and Dowling Ave, which is within a few minutes drive.