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Beach House Lofts - 1842 Queen Street East
The much anticipated sequel to the Academy Lane Lofts boasting 12-20' ceilings, large outdoor spaces and gourmet kitchens. The Beach House Lofts sales centre opened in September 2004, and within 4 days only one loft remained. Completed in 2005, Streetcar Developments is proud to have brought more upscale urban living to the Beaches Community.
The Beach House Lofts condominium project, developed by Streetcar Developments, is a four-storey, 10-unit condo building that sold out quickly because of its private, intimate atmosphere as well as its Beaches location.
These are true lofts with mezzanines and high ceilings. The ceilings are 17-feet high and some have skylights. The kitchens have high-quality cabinetry and granite countertops. This project is more original than most in this area and has real loft features, such as the industrial-style, modern architecture and lots of glass because of the large windows.
There's a range in the loft sizes, between 615 and 1,748 square feet, and a wide range in the prices - that means there is probably going to be a an equally wide range in the demographics of the buyers.
For buyers with vehicles, there is a stacking system that allows residents to have a parking spot for a rental fee. These stacking systems are becoming more common throughout Toronto and resemble bunk beds for cars. The developer used these for the Academy Lane Loft project.
Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you.
Beach House Lofts - 1842 Queen Street East