A former Decca Records warehouse, Industrial Revolution II are a collection of 12 first-class hard lofts in Queen West. A grand two or three levels, they are finished with hardwood floors, exposed brick and steel and ceiling heights of 12-20 feet. All units have fireplaces and ground level suites have patios, while the three-level upper lofts have terraces with gas hookups for the BBQ. Settled in a great location, Queen West is known for its selection of drinking and dining establishments, so there's no shortage of options right outside your door. If you'd rather stay home and cook, groceries can be found at Loblaws, which is a five-minute walk away. Georgia Scherman Projects and Queen West Art Crawl are all within walking distance and could be a great way to spend some downtime and explore some art. For nearby green space, Stanley Park, Saint Andrew's Playground and Alexandra Park could be a great place to go and catch some fresh air or to take your dog for a walk. Industrial Revolution II is steps to the famous 501 Streetcar that cuts a path along the length of Queen St, running east- and westbound. Getting to the West End, Midtown or just about anywhere in the city could not be easier and, of course, connections to Union Station bring you to GO Transit, VIA Rail and the UP Express to Pearson International Airport. For drivers, you do have underground parking available, and the closest highway is the Gardiner Expressway via the Spadina Ave onramp, making it easy for you to get around Toronto and beyond.
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About 670 Richmond St W, Toronto
670 Richmond St W is a short walk from Tim Hortons for that morning caffeine fix and if you're not in the mood to cook, A&W Canada, North of Brooklyn Pizzeria and Tacorrito are near this loft. For grabbing your groceries, Nugateau is only steps away.
Transit riders take note, 670 Richmond St W is only steps away to the closest public transit Bus Stop (Queen St West at Palmerston Ave) with route Queen, and route Queen. If you need to get on the highway often from Industrial Revolution Ⅱ, Gardiner Expressway and Rees St has both on and off ramps and is within a 4-minute drive.