33 Price St, Toronto
Nursing Lofts
Overview
Formerly the residences of the Ontario Nursing Association, this Toronto condo was converted to 17 loft residences in 1996. One of the city’s few authentic hard lofts, this 4-storey building offers limestone floors, French double doors and Juliette balconies. With its striking Georgian façade, this structure’s architecture is perfectly suited to the surrounding landscape.
Situated in Rosedale-Moore Park this Toronto condo for sale borders the Toronto Lawn and Tennis Club, and also provide residents with easy access to Toronto’s famed Yonge Street with its shops, restaurants, cafes and public transit.
Most Notable Features
Suite sizes and layouts: This building offers two-storey suites ranging from 470 to 1,450 square feet of living space. Residents will enjoy an open-concept layout, 9-foot ceiling, with some suites offering a fireplace and a skylight!
Ideally located: The Nursing Lofts sit in the heart of Rosedale, one of the city’s most affluent and exclusive neighbourhoods. Settled in 1820 by Sheriff William Jarvis, Rosedale’s streets were once trails that developed as a result of the sheriff’s horseback rides. In 1864, Rosedale began transforming itself into a residential neighbourhood. Today, Rosedale consists of leafy streets and a large network of ravines and parkland.
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Highest price per sqft out of 133 condos in Midtown | Central
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About 33 Price St, Toronto
There's no shortage of eateries in this neighbourhood, including The Rosedale Diner, The Quail and Freshii. Caffeine addicts can find a great brew at White Squirrel Coffee Shop or Boxcar Social. Need some ingredients for your next menu? You'll find plenty of choices at Harvest Wagon or Rabba Fine Foods. If it's a dose of culture you're seeking, look no further than Canadian Broadcast Museum Foundation, Elisabeth Legge Antique Prints, Patrick International Fine Art and De Luca Fine Art | Gallery for hours of amusement.
For nearby green space, Pricefield Road Playground, Ramsden Park and Toronto Dingos Training Ground - David Balfour Park are ideal spots to get some fresh air or take your dog for a walk. As for nearby schools, Cottingham Junior Public School and The York School (Middle & Senior School Campus) are a short stroll away.
Transit users, take note: Nursing Lofts has a TTC bus stop a short walk away, or you can catch the subway at Summerhill Station. For drivers, the closest highway is the Don Valley Pkwy via Bayview Ave.