138 Princess St

TSCC 2081

Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, BBQs, Beanfield Fibre Available

Common Element Maintenance, Water

Dripping in architectural genius with hints of trendy design and artsy atmosphere, the East Lofts (275 King Street East & 138 Princess Street) is THE address for Torontonian urbanites that want to live a creative and energetic lifestyle!Built in 2010 and set within the historical St. Lawrence neighbourhood, the East Lofts are easy to spot from its richly shaded concrete façade with brickwork & steel accents. The team that created and executed this piece of architecturally-inspiring residence was through the efforts of Harhay Developments, Lamb Development Corp., architectsAlliance and II BY IV Design (interior designer). Standing 12-storeys tall, East Lofts possess a total of 129 condo lofts with a podium that caters to office spaces and retail outlets.The condo lofts come in bachelors (480 square feet) and scale up to 2 bedrooms + den with a select few 2-storey lofts (2146 square feet) and have plenty of anticipated ‘loft-style’ features that homebuyers love, like 9 to 10-foot ceilings, exposed concrete wall designs, hardwood flooring, floor to ceiling windows, modern kitchens with high-end appliances, designer baths and many of these loft units have dimensionally generous terraces or balconies with great city views. There is plenty of proof when it comes to the potential for a positive return on investment here, through the historical average PSF.The in-building amenities are just as luring as the loft units, with a yoga studio, party room, BBQ station, event/meeting room, parking garage with guest parking spaces and more. Icon Property Management is onsite to ensure the needs of residents is met and oversees the daily operations of this condo building.The East Lofts (275 King Street East & 138 Princess Street) sits on the corner of King & Princess, with Abbey Lane and Sherbourne Street encompassing this building too. Just steps outside the lush lobby of East Lofts, buyers can find TTC bus and streetcar stops right at the corner of King & Sherbourne (the closest subway station is King station at King & Yonge). Homebuyers can utilize Sherbourne Street south to pick up Lake Shore Blvd which provides an eastbound on-ramp to the Gardiner Expressway (which will wind its way north and turn into the Don Valley Pkwy), or, motorists can use Parliament Street south to pick up the westbound on-ramp of the Gardiner Expressway.As for ‘walkable’ amenities, buyers will find restaurants, cocktail bar, cafes, grocery store, banks, specialty shops, business services & professional offices, salon & barber shop, LCBO and more. There are many shopping, eateries and shops to be found at the St. Lawrence Market (Front Street & Jarvis) and surrounding this same intersection, buyers will find Market Lane Park, Market Square Imagine Cinemas and more.Closer to home, buyers can talk a short stroll south on Princess Street to access The Esplanade and all its wonderful greenspaces and paths (Princess Street ends at Princess Street Park). A longer stroll south on Sherbourne Street will open-up the Sherbourne Common and the very fun and exciting waterfront of Lake Ontario.