The Metro
Located at 119 and 139 Merton Street, The Metro is a soft loft known for their dramatic 18-foot ceilings and south-facing units flooded with natural light, offering residents some spectacular views of the greenbelt and the city’s downtown skyline. Built in 2014, the complex houses 96 suites and the twin towers are joined by a five-storey podium. Animal lovers and the storage-obsessed will appreciate the building’s pet-friendly policy and large storage lockers. With the exception of the first-floor units, these Toronto lofts feature a striking 2-level loft layout. Suites are offered in 1-bedroom and penthouse varieties and range from 570 to 1,280 square feet, so there really is something for everyone. If it’s a dose of culture you’re looking for, the Al Green Gallery, Canadian Fine Arts and Cineplex Canada Square are just a short stroll away. If you need a breath of fresh air, The Metro is only a few minutes’ walk from great parks like June Rowlands Park, Glebe Manor Square West and Oriole Park. The Metro is just steps to the Davisville subway station. For drivers, the closest highway is the Don Valley Pkwy via Bayview Avenue.
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About 119 Merton St, Toronto
119 Merton St is a 4-minute walk from Tim Hortons for that morning caffeine fix and if you're not in the mood to cook, Red Lantern Pub, Local Restaurant VIP and JJS Cafe & Deli are near this loft. Groceries can be found at Sobeys Urban Fresh which is not far and you'll find Eight Branches only steps away as well. If you're in the mood for some entertainment, Medley Theatre is not far away from The Metro. If you're an outdoor lover, loft residents of 119 Merton St are only steps away from Kay Gardner Beltline Park and June Rowlands Park.
For those residents of 119 Merton St without a car, you can get around rather easily. The closest transit stop is a Bus Stop (84 Davisville Ave - Salvation Army) and is not far connecting you to Toronto's public transit service. It also has route Bayview, and route Bayview South nearby. If you're driving from The Metro, you'll have access to the rest of the city by way of Don Valley Parkway as well, which is within a 9-minute drive using Don Mills Rd ramps.