20 Stewart Street

Residing at 20 Stewart St in the King West neighbourhood, Twenty Stewart is an 8-storey condominium housing 59 Toronto lofts. Comprised of grey brick and glass, and sitting on tree-lined street, Twenty Stewart has immediate appeal.

King West condos for sale in this building are an ideal choice for professionals who work in downtown Toronto; with a condo on 20 Stewart you have a relatively quiet street to call home, just minutes from the Toronto’s biggest attractions like the CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada, Exhibition Place, and the Harbourfront Centre.

Amenities are light, so if you’re looking for a whole lot of extras then you may be disappointed — but what this property doesn’t have in amenities, it more than makes up for with impressive suites.

Twenty Stewart features loft-styled units with minimalist designs — all units have exposed concrete ceilings and ducts, some have decorative concrete pillars. Suites have floor to ceiling windows, upgraded kitchens and bathrooms, stainless steel appliances, private balconies, and either hardwood floors or polished concrete.

Units in this building are based on a variety of floor plans for 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom + den, 2 bedroom, and 2 bedroom + den lofts; suite sizes range from 496 square feet to 1282. Some units feature 2 storey lofts layouts, perfect for prospective buyers who desire more separation between the living space and the bedrooms.

These lofts are pet-friendly, so animal lovers are free to bring their furry companions. There are some great parks nearby, such as Stanley Park to west and Clarence Park to the east — both of which have off-leash dog parks.

King West has rapidly transformed into one of the most desirable neighbourhoods in Toronto — particularly among young professionals. Of course, that’s not surprising when you consider the wealth of restaurants, cafes, and pubs in the area.

From your home at 20 Stewart St, you’re just a few steps from King Street and a vast selection of fantastic restaurants. Whether you love international cuisine, comfort food, or sharing small plates — you can find here; there’s Lee for Asian fusion, Baro for Latin cuisine, The Citizen for comfort food, and Locals Only for appetizers. There’s also steakhouses, fast food chains, and plenty of late-night options.

And while on the subject of late night — you’re probably going to have some in this neighbourhood; for a diverse list of beers you can stop by Bier Markt King West, there’s SPiN Toronto for ping pong and drinks, The Addisons Residence for an outdoor patio and possibly a celebrity sighting or two, and many more pubs and clubs nearby.

Baseball fans can stroll to the Rogers Centre without worrying about crowds or traffic — plus, there are a slew of pubs and sports bars on the way for pregame and postgame activities. Or if music is more your scene, you have Velvet Underground for Alt Rock bands, or venues in the Entertainment District such as Adelaide Hall. And not be forgotten, an incredible venue in Budweiser Stage to the south of King West.

If shopping is your passion, Queen Street has a unique offering of boutiques — for everything from fabric for a DIY project, to modern fashion and technology, if it can be purchased in a shop, then chances are you can find it on Queen. On your way to and from shopping you can grab an espresso at one of many trendy cafes like Quantum Coffee, Strange Love Coffee, Aroma Espresso Bar, Jimmy's Coffee, and on and on — really, there are that many.

Twenty Stewart has a 98 Walk Score — it’s hard to say what cost them the 2 points, but you won’t notice; residents of this building can easily run errands without a vehicle or public transit. For groceries and essential pickups, you have The Kitchen Table and Shoppers Drug Mart on King Street.

For residents who rely on public transit to commute, there are east and westbound streetcars on King, and north and southbound streetcars on Spadina and Bathurst, making it easy to connect to subway lines for travel throughout the city.

Drivers can reach the Gardiner Expressway by going east on Wellington and then south on Spadina to Lakeshore Boulevard, for the nearest on-ramp.