Home to some of Toronto’s most exclusive art galleries, designer boutiques, chic cafes, lovely patisseries and award-winning restaurants, the Distillery District located east of Downtown Toronto is an internationally acclaimed pedestrian-only village. The historic and entertainment precinct has a history dating back to the Gooderham and Worts Distillery founded in 1832 and later bought by rival Hiram Walker Co. Deindustrialization of the area in the late 20th century led to the closing of distillery operations in 1990. This paved the path for redevelopment and investment opportunities but the Victorian-era industrial architecture was preserved.
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Today the Distillery District is one of Toronto’s hottest tourist attractions with 70 cultural and retail establishments in the restored buildings of the once renowned distillery. Notable destinations include galleries like A Taste of Quebec, Arta Gallery and Pikto, theatres like the Young Centre for the Performing Arts, community services and George Brown, School for the Performing Arts. The Distillery District is also just a short walk away from downtown Toronto making it a highly fashionable and affluent residential area.
The Distillery District also has access to a number of great schools- independent, private and state schools. This is one of the major considerations for any parent who is considering a move. Another attraction of the area is the excellent public transport whereby commuting is straightforward with a number of bus routes and streetcar lines serving the area.
Quite literally, the Distillery District is a unique destination unlike any other in North America. It is an enchanting place with brick-lined streets, inviting courtyards and Victorian architecture. How would you like to live in such a charming area that enjoys a tranquil and wonderfully exclusive atmosphere despite being excellently placed for everything including Downtown Toronto?
With condo developments that embody an ideal location with convenient proximity to shops, schools and the surrounding area, the Distillery District is home to some of the most beautifully designed communities. Perhaps the most striking attribute of these buildings is how they feature a contemporary urban theme that is carried through into the interior amenities and suite configurations while the surrounding area retains a strong feel of period character and charm. If you are looking to buy, properties here rarely come on the market and when they do, they are snapped up pretty quickly. For this reason, you need to be proactive in your search.