670-676 Richmond Street West

Take a stroll down this quiet part of downtown Toronto’s Richmond Street and you wouldn’t know there’s a revolution going on. This is because the revolution in question is one of taste. These two new condo buildings carved from an old knitting mill and the Decca Records warehouse respectively, feature large suites with ceiling heights that surpass 20 feet. Good taste certainly comes to mind when you consider the hardwood floors, the exposed brick and beam, and the large windows. Other revolutionary home details include new fireplaces, gorgeous terraces in some of the suites, and even dramatic catwalks. Short of an actual revolution, buying one of these gorgeous downtown Toronto condo suites may be quite a feat, considering how rarely they become available.

670-676 Richmond Street West

Take a stroll down this quiet part of downtown Toronto’s Richmond Street and you wouldn’t know there’s a revolution going on. This is because the revolution in question is one of taste. These two new condo buildings carved from an old knitting mill and the Decca Records warehouse respectively, feature large suites with ceiling heights that surpass 20 feet. Good taste certainly comes to mind when you consider the hardwood floors, the exposed brick and beam, and the large windows. Other revolutionary home details include new fireplaces, gorgeous terraces in some of the suites, and even dramatic catwalks. Short of an actual revolution, buying one of these gorgeous downtown Toronto condo suites may be quite a feat, considering how rarely they become available.