As a designated heritage building, the history of The Knitting Mill Lofts can be seen in the original red brick walls, heavy structural beams, exposed ductwork and exceptionally tall windows. A former industrial building of the early 1900s, The Knitting Mill Lofts were converted into modern hard-loft residences in 1998. It can be found on Queen Street East at Sackville Street, just south of Regent Park. It’s a charming residence that could be perfect for young professionals desiring a modern space to live and work, with some of the lower level units showcasing an enclave office space. But they are also great spaces for anyone seeking a truly authentic loft conversion feel with beautiful hardwood floors and tons of sunlight.
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About 426 Queen St E, Toronto
There are a lot of great restaurants nearby 426 Queen St E.Grab your morning coffee at Tandem Coffee located at 368 King St E. For those that love cooking, B A Grocers is a short distance away.
Transit riders take note, 426 Queen St E is only steps away to the closest public transit Bus Stop (Queen St East at Sackville St) with route Queen, and route Queen. If you need to get on the highway often from The Knitting Mill Lofts, Don Valley Parkway and Queen St E has both on and off ramps and is only a 2-minute drive.