Tip Top Lofts
637 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto
The Tip Top Tailor building is a historic property located near Toronto's Waterfront. It's hard to miss this building with its massive bright red Tip Top Tailors sign hovering above the building. Built-in 1929 by Bishop & Miller, the Art Deco building was originally a warehouse and office facility for the Toronto clothing retailer. Converted in 2005, Tip Top Tailors units are tastefully finished. The lower floors offer original hard lofts with massive mushroom concrete pillars while the new upper floors are modern soft lofts. Certain units have a wonderful view of the yacht club. The Tip Top is bound to benefit from ongoing city plans to revamp the waterfront.
Building Details 637 Lake Shore Blvd W
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About 637 Lake Shore Blvd W, Toronto
Recommended nearby places to eat around Tip Top Lofts are Sansotei Ramen, Hopscotch and The Arepa Republic. If you can't start your day without caffeine fear not, your nearby choices include Jimmy's Coffee. Groceries can be found at Healthy Island Food Store which is a short distance away and you'll find Bloom Pharmacy only a 4 minute walk as well. Fort York: Garrison Common and Victoria Memorial Square are both in close proximity to 637 Lake Shore Blvd W and can be a great way to spend some down time.
Transit riders take note, Tip Top Lofts is a short walk to the closest TTC Streetcar Stop (Fleet St At Bastion St West Side) with (Streetcar) route 509 Harbourfront. St Andrew Station - Northbound Platform Subway is also only a 19 minute walk. For drivers, the closest highway is Gardiner Expressway and is within 500 meters from 637 Lake Shore Blvd W, making it easier to get into and out of the city using on and off ramps on Dan Leckie Way.