21 Camden Street

Calling all creatives: the Toronto lofts at 21 Camden Street can be thought of as a blank canvas, which is an exciting prospect to many potential homeowners. This is largely thanks to the fact that zoning by-laws actually allow this property to be used for either residential or commercial purposes.

This building is technically a soft loft, though thanks to the truly open concept of its units it possesses the feel of a converted workspace. The nearby Graffiti Alley may inspire an owner to do something wild and colourful with the space, while others will choose stay true to its minimalist structure. Bachelor pad, art studio, communal workspace, the options really are endless at the 21 Camden Lofts.

With only one suite per floor, stepping off of the elevator means arriving directly into your own space. This also means each Toronto condo for sale is quite large, or some may even say sprawling. In fact, lofts at 21 Camden Street are approximately 2,000 square feet in size. As expected, large windows, exposed concrete ceilings, and hardwood floors are featured throughout the building, the markers of any great loft.

Slightly set back from Queen and Spadina, 21 Camden Street is surrounded by amenities and entertainment galore. Loblaws and LCBO are within walking distance, making weekly grocery shops or preparing for dinner parties relatively painless.

Cameron House and the Horseshoe Tavern on Queen Street, both of which are long-running venues known to showcase the latest in musical talent. Located in Queen West neighbourhood, an area entitled the “fashion district,” there is clearly more than just great shopping here.

Exploring the nearby Art Gallery of Ontario is a fantastic way to spend a rainy Sunday, followed by some authentic (and inexpensive) grub in Chinatown. For those gorgeous summer weekends, Kensington Market is always sure to provide endless hours of amusement. Those fancying some additional highbrow culture can easily walk over to the Roy Thompson Hall, the Four Seasons Centre for Performing Arts, or the TIFF Bell Lightbox.

21 Camden is steps away from the border of Toronto’s lively entertainment district, making bars, restaurants, and clubs extremely easily to reach. The Rogers Centre and the Scotiabank Arena are also nearby for sporting games and major musical events.

The central location of the lofts at 21 Camden Street make bicycling and walking to different areas of the city easy and convenient. Avid cyclists can effortlessly connect with the Martin Goodman Trail or Tommy Thompson Park, while utilitarian bicyclers can make use of this location for a traffic-free commute to work.

The King and Queen streetcars provide access to the University-Spadina subway line (Osgoode and St. Andrew stations respectively), while heading North up Spadina will connect one to Spadina station on the Bloor line. Once on the subway, of course, the rest of the city is at your fingertips.

Billy Bishop Airport is nearby, serviced by streetcar routes or a short taxi ride. Union Station can also be reached by the 510 Spadina streetcar, from which travelers can access Go Transit, VIA Rail, and the UP service to Pearson International Airport.