Liberty Village is a trendy, urban neighbourhood in Toronto, bordered by King Street West to the north, Dufferin Street to the west, the Gardiner Expressway to the south, and Strachan Avenue to the east. Particularly popular with millennials and Gen Z, the neighbourhood has everything you need close by, from three-story luxury 89,000-square-foot gyms like Altea Active, to doctors’ offices, furniture stores, and an abundance of bars and restaurants, which helps foster a unique sense of community. The neighbourhood is also within easy walking distance of popular landmarks like Trinity Bellwoods Park, the Exhibition Grounds, and Lamport Stadium, home of the city’s FC games.
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Renowned as one of Toronto’s most dog-friendly areas, Liberty Village boasts numerous pet stores, an animal hospital, and outdoor patios where four-legged friends are always welcome.
How Did Liberty Village Get its Name?
Liberty Village was previously home to Toronto’s Central Prison and the Andrew Mercer Reformatory for Women until it closed its doors in 1969. When prisoners were released, they would need to walk through the village and experience their first taste of “liberty.”
Liberty Village Restaurants and Grocery Stores
For many Torontonians, especially those without a car, having grocery stores within walking distance is crucial. Living in Liberty Village offers this helpful convenience, with nearby options like Metro, Longos, Organic Garage, and Bulk Barn, making shopping for food easily accessible.
For nearby coffee shops, restaurants, and bakeries, local favourites like Balzacs, OEB, Mildred’s Temple Kitchen, Brodflour, LOCAL Public Eatery, The Brazen Head and more.
The Best Hard Lofts in Liberty Village
Some of Liberty Village’s most remarkable buildings are its historic lofts, such as the Massey Harris Lofts and Toy Factory Lofts. These converted warehouses display classic hard loft features, including open-concept layouts, interior brick walls, exposed ductwork, and original wooden beams.
401-915 King West
Property Details:
- $999,800
- 1 bedroom, 2 bathroom, 1 parking
- Condo Apartment
- Walking Score 969/ Transit Score 92
East Liberty Street Condos
King West Condominiums, located at 65, 75, and 85 East Liberty Street, was built in 2013. One of the build’s notable features is its spacious one-bedroom units, which are approximately 500-600 square feet and feature generously sized kitchens.
1807 – 65 East Liberty St
Property details:
- Rent: $2,650 per month
- 1 bed, 1 bathroom, 1 parking
- 600-699 Square Feet
- Walking Score 94/Transit Score 92
50 Ordnance Street – Playground Condos
80 Ordnance St stands out as one of the newer buildings in Liberty Village, becoming available for occupancy in 2020. Noteworthy features include its distinctive wrap-around balconies and stunning views overlooking the abundance of greenery within the 43-acre Fort York Historical Site.
2810 – 50 Ordnance St
Property details:
- Rent: $2,650 per month
- 1 Bedroom, 2 Bathroom, 1 Parking
- 600-699 Square Feet
- Walking Score 91/ Transit Score 94
100 Western Battery Rd – The View Condos and Loft
The View Condos and Loft is a 24-story building boasting 314 units that was made in 2011. The building features unique layouts, including two-floor open-concept units, walk-in closets, and 9-foot ceiling penthouses.
1001-100 Western Battery Rd
- Rent: $2,250
- 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom
- 0-499 square feet
- Walking Score 95, Transit Score 92
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