Origami Lofts are one of Toronto's most carefully crafted buildings. Its intricate angles and cut-outs are something that the Bathurst area has never seen before. At one corner of the building, you have exposed glass-enclosed terraces that stand out immensely. Other balconies are appealingly veiled along symmetric openings. The light-filled two-storey penthouse includes terraces and breathtaking city views. Origami Lofts are situated in the trendy Trinity Bellwoods, with a 37-acre park of the same namesake sitting in the heart of it. Providing nature’s quiet refuge from the bustling activity on Queen St. W, residents of this neighbourhood get the best of both worlds. With an excellent walk score of 98, Trinity Bellwoods draws in an eclectic, artistic and youthful crowd and is home to some of the city’s most innovative and coolest restaurants and bars.
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About 109 Wolseley St, Toronto
109 Wolseley St is a short walk from Tim Hortons for that morning caffeine fix and if you're not in the mood to cook, 416 Snack Bar, Thai Express and Tacorrito are near this loft. For grabbing your groceries, Yaari Cake House 2761 is only steps away.
Transit riders take note, 109 Wolseley St is only steps away to the closest public transit Bus Stop (Bathurst St at Queen St West) with route Bathurst Night Bus, and route Bathurst. For drivers, the closest highway is Gardiner Expressway and is within a 4-minute drive from Origami Lofts, making it easier to get into and out of the city using Rees St ramps.