194 Merton St, Toronto
Le Corbu
Overview
Formerly an office building, Le Corbu Lofts at 194 Merton Street are one of the city’s true hard lofts. Located in the south end of Toronto’s quaint Davisville Village near Mt. Pleasant Road, this art deco-inspired building features 34 converted Toronto lofts. With its open-concept suites and plenty of common spaces, this Toronto condo has a friendly, community feel. Built in 2003, this unique structure is home to 34 converted lofts that boast all the characteristics of loft living buyers expect with an array of homey touches, too.
Most Notable Features
An appealing blend: With engineered wood floors, soaring ten-foot ceilings and fireplaces in some suites, Le Corbu lets users enjoy all the features of a hard loft with some cosy comforts, too. Spread out over five stories, suites at Le Corbu range in size from 703 to 1,343 square feet, offering something for every taste and style.
For movie buffs: If independent cinemas are your passion, the Regent and the Mount Pleasant theatres are just steps away from Le Corbu.
Satisfying sweets: What better way to end a perfect movie night than with a fresh croissant (or two or three)? Davisville Village is home to a wide array of specialty bakeries – perfect for Le Corbu residents with a sweet tooth!
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Highest price per sqft out of 133 condos in Midtown | Central
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About 194 Merton St, Toronto
There’s no shortage of places to dine in this vibrant neighbourhood, including Chaco’s and Petit Marche. If a cosy pub appeals, just check out Red Lantern Pub or Kramer’s Bar and Grill. Need to stock up? Groceries can be found at Edible Arrangements and Bruno’s Fine foods. Need a little diversion? Just head over to The Al Green Gallery, Canadian Fine Arts and Mount Pleasant Theatre.
For the fashion-conscious, Act Two and Rewind – Courture Revisited are great places to shop or browse. For outdoorsy types, June Rowlands Park and Glebe Manor Square are ideal places to sit and relax with a good book. There are plenty of education options, too, including Spectrum Alternative Senior School and Davisville Junior Public School.
Transit riders can get around the greener way: Le Corbu is right near a TTC bus stop. For drivers, the closest highway is the Don Valley Pkwy via Bayview Ave.