Tecumseth Lofts
766 King St W, Toronto
This former commercial building was converted into Tecumseth Lofts in 1998 by Walter Harhay who is known for many other Toronto loft projects including Zen Lofts, 169 John, and 66 Portland. The Tecumseth Lofts have very functional layouts. Most lofts have outdoor space, exposed concrete ceilings, hardwood floors and exposed ductwork. Sadly, there are only 28 lofts in this building and the neighbourhood is in high demand.
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Based on 3 recent sales at 766 King St W, Toronto
Based on 3 recent rentals at 766 King St W, Toronto
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expensive than Downtown
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At the Tecumseth Lofts
Condos sold at Tecumseth Lofts within the past twelve months
Condos rented at Tecumseth Lofts within the past twelve months
About 766 King St W, Toronto
Recommended nearby places to eat around 766 King St W are My Roti Place, King Rustic and Tim Hortons. If you can't start your day without caffeine fear not, your nearby choices include Shy Coffee. Groceries can be found at Kitchen Table which is nearby and you'll find Cadence Health Centre a 10-minute walk as well. For those days you just want to be indoors, look no further than Victoria Memorial Square and Fort York: Garrison Common to keep you occupied for hours. If you're in the mood for some entertainment, Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival and CineCycle are some of your nearby choices around Tecumseth Lofts. Love being outside? Look no further than Stanley Park, St. Andrew's Playground or Massey Harris Park, which are only steps away from 766 King St W.
Living in this King West loft is made easier by access to the TTC. OSGOODE STATION - SOUTHBOUND PLATFORM Subway stop is a 17-minute walk. There is also KING ST WEST AT TECUMSETH ST Light RailStop, only steps away, with (Light Rail) route 304 King, (Light Rail) route 504 King, and more nearby. For drivers, the closest highway is Gardiner Expressway and is within a 4-minute drive from Tecumseth Lofts, making it easier to get into and out of the city getting on and off at Rees St.