766 King St W

MTCC 1325

Public Transit, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, BBQs, Elevator, Pets Allowed

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

A very nice and charming loft building located at 766 King St W in the King West neighborhood, Tecumseth Lofts was converted over from a commerical property space in 1998, and now contains a variety of 1-bedroom, 1-bedroom plus den, 2-bedroom, and 3-bedroom loft-style condo units. Developed by Harhay Construction Management Ltd., and currently under the management of Shelter Canadian Properties, Tecumseth Lofts stands at 4 storeys tall, and contains only 28 units (the smallest of which is 705 feet², and the largest of which was 1178 feet²), which adds a level of exclusivity to this location.Within each of the units themselves, buyers will be able to find some features that they can benefit from, with examples being hardwood maple flooring, large windows, high ceilings, as well as Jacuzzi-style tubs. As for what homebuyers can find within the building itself, examples of these will include an elevator service, B.B.Q stations, a parking garage, as well as an enter phone system. Combined with the historical average PSF of Tecumseth Lofts (which is always increasing), real estate investors with an interest in this building will stand a really good chance of potentially seeing a positive return on investment here.A great deal of shopping amenities await buyers of Tecumseth Lofts when they step out onto the streets surrounding 766 King St W. East and west along King St W, buyers can find a bunch of restaurants, fast food places, banks, pharmacies, cafes/coffee shops, gas stations, pubs/bars, a couple of LCBOs and The Beer Stores, not to mention a large amount of smaller, privately-owned shops. For prime access right into the heart of downtown Toronto, jumping on the TTC streetcar at the stop located right at the intersection of King St and Tecumseth St (right next to Tecumseth Lofts) and heading east to University Ave, homebuyers can get access to the St. Andrew TTC subway station (which opens up transportation options across the city by quite a large sum). When buyers reach Yonge St, they will pretty much be right in the heart of Toronto, which features even more shopping opportunities in the same categories as the ones mentioned above.Those buyers who enjoy the benefits of greenspaces need only take a short walk westward on King St W to reach Stanley Park, which is a large greenspace where people can bask in the glow of the Sun while taking in a form of nature while at the same time getting away from all of the hustle and the bustle of the big urban city. If there are any motorists who are looking to get access to the nearest highway, they need only head eastward on King St W to Spadina Ave, then south on Spadina Ave to Lake Shore Blvd; upon arriving there, they will be able to make use of both an on-ramp, as well as an off-ramp for the Gardiner Expressway, which runs east and west (and eventally north and south when the highway curves northward to become the Don Valley Parkway) alongside the beautiful shores of Lake Ontario.