Once an office building converted in 2000, it now offers just 15 exclusive Toronto lofts in the Junction Area neighbourhood. A great neighbourhood, the building is surrounded by excellent urban convenience and tree-lined residential streets. The two-bedroom suites feature open-concept layouts with hardwood floors, nine-foot ceilings, exposed brick, and lots of sunlight. Open kitchens have modern stainless-steel appliances and a breakfast bar, perfect for home cooking. Complete with an ensuite washer and dryer, the property is short on amenities except for resident and visitor parking. Living right on Dundas Street West provides a lot of urban convenience from neighbouring shops, stores, and restaurants to the convenience of TTC service along Dundas that easily connects you to the rest of the city. On the plus side, however, the limited amenities means the building has less expensive maintenance fees compared to other West End loft and condo buildings. Public green space should be easy to find with High Park just a short trip south. But if you want to change things up, you can visit Ravina Gardens Park or Runnymede Park.
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About 1 St Johns Rd, Toronto
1 St Johns Rd is only steps away from Tim Hortons for that morning caffeine fix and if you're not in the mood to cook, Leela, High Park Nail & Spa and Icecream Junction are near this loft. For those that love cooking, Sweet Trolley Bakery is a short distance away.
If you are looking for transit, don't fear, 1 St Johns Rd has a public transit Bus Stop (Dundas St West at Clendenan Ave) only steps away. It also has route High Park North, route Junction-dundas West, and more close by. Residents of One St Johns Place Lofts also have access to Gardiner Expressway, which is within a 9-minute drive getting on and off at Dowling Ave.