77 Lombard Street

A little bit of everything can be found at the Absolute Lofts: Two storey New York style apartments and Toronto lofts; private living spaces and a shared library; industrial building materials of glass, concrete, steel, and traditional white brick. The 8-storey soft loft constructed by Intracorp was clearly designed with Toronto’s magnificent multiplicity in mind.

At 77 Lombard Street, the aesthetics of a contemporary loft are offered with all of the conveniences of a traditional condominium. Busy residents are put at ease due to the concierge and security that function 24 hours a day. Homeowners at the Absolute Lofts can also enjoy in shared amenities such as the gym, rooftop terrace, and party room.

In the St. Lawrence neighbourhood, neighbours embrace a highly coveted combination of a relaxed European atmosphere within a North American metropolis. Together with its design, the location makes the this a wise investment compared to the standard downtown Toronto condo. Spacious and designed with the future in mind, while located in a heritage-rich pocket of the downtown core, these lofts will continue to appreciate in value over the years.

When deciding to call 77 Lombard Street home, buyers don’t say “yes,” they say “absolutely.”

The Absolute Lofts come in two distinct styles, traditional Toronto-style soft lofts and two-storey New York style townhouses. Lofts are either one bedroom or two, while penthouses boast rooftop gardens as well.

Carefully selected design features create an inviting ambiance, including high ceilings reaching to 17 feet, bright windows, hardwood floors, and soft glass railings along the edges of balconies.

Whether you're seeking Toronto condos for sale for one person, or enough space for a small family, 77 Lombard has got it covered. Loft sizes range from approximately 600 to 1,600 square feet, meaning even single or coupled young professionals opting for smaller units will have plenty of room to live and even work at home.

The lofts are located in the St. Lawrence neighbourhood, and just steps away from the spirited St. James Park. The park features a rich garden that functions as a backdrop for free weekly concerts throughout the summer. While monthly outdoor movies are also held in the park, residents are encouraged to explore the surrounding area as well.

Independent coffee shops are a great way to kick off the morning, while midday hunger pangs can be satisfied with fresh bagels or peameal sandwiches at St. Lawrence Market. The market is also ideal for picking up fresh produce, locally-sourced goods, or global delights from the number of shops within.

Opportunity to unwind is abound as well. Queen and King Streets are mere steps away from the Absolute Lofts. Whatever one’s poison—fine dining, craft brews, dance floors, or window shopping – it’s easy to lose track of time. Residents of 77 Lombard Street should plan to head out early and come home late.

The Distillery District is also minutes away, where visitors can walk along cobbled paths and peruse the unique wares offered by upscale boutiques and galleries. And for those simply not in the mood to buy, the architecture is entertaining enough: Toronto’s Distillery District contains the largest concentration of preserved Victorian industrial buildings in North America.

Streets cars run along both King and Queen Streets, connecting riders to the Subway at King and Queen stations, respectively.

For drivers, traffic tends to move well on Richmond and Adelaide. The Absolute Lofts, situated right between these four major thoroughfares, is perfect for those looking to ride, drive, or even cycle around town.