Found on King Street West near Niagara Street, The Kings Lofts is a five-storey building of boutique modern Toronto lofts. The building hosts over 70 units from one-bedroom to two-bedrooms plus den. All the suites at The Kings Lofts feature double-height windows with second-storey mezzanines. Expect hardwood and laminate flooring, exposed concrete ceilings, stainless steel appliances, lots of natural light and private balconies. The building is a nice walk or TTC ride from the Rogers Centre, where you can enjoy watching your favourite baseball player hit a home run, or you could explore the Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada. Not to mention boutique shopping and restaurants along King West’s Fashion and Entertainment Districts, Queen Street music and shows, and outdoor activities along Toronto’s waterfront. For local grocery stores, you can find Fresh & Wild Food Market at the corner of Spadina and King, The Kitchen Table is right next door, and Loblaws can be found on Queen Street at Portland. For a slice of greener scenery, The Kings Lofts is just a block from Stanley Park on King, and also very close to both Trinity Bellwoods Park and the trails of Garrison Common. The King West neighbourhood has a 90+ Walk Score, with nearby bicycle-friendly streets like Adelaide and Wellington.
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About 800 King St W, Toronto
800 King St W is not far from Tim Hortons for that morning caffeine fix and if you're not in the mood to cook, Ovest Cucina E Vineria, Saha International Cuisine and Nainai Noodles are near this loft. Nearby grocery options: Simit & Chai Bakery Cafe is only steps away.
For those residents of 800 King St W without a car, you can get around quite easily. The closest transit stop is a Bus Stop (King St West at Niagara St) and is only steps away connecting you to Toronto's public transit service. It also has route King, route King, and more nearby. Access to Gardiner Expressway from 800 King St W is within a 4-minute drive, making it easy for those driving to get into and out of the city using Rees St ramps.