261 King Street East #402, Toronto, ON M5A 4T6

Our Queen Was In The New York Times ! Allow us to introduce you to a beauty Queen on King. Welcome to Abbey Lane Lofts, a quiet, boutique, 29-unit (pet-friendly) building located just steps from the St. Lawrence Market and some of the best shopping and dining in the 6ix. Unit 402 is one of only a few 2-storey layouts with a large private terrace, featuring palatial ceilings and soaring floor to ceiling loft windows to let in the natural light. Approximately 1100 sq ft of refined living space and a 100 sq ft terrace with the most coveted, private, North facing view in the building, screams to be entertained in. This Queen recently got a facelift with an upgraded kitchen, new paint throughout and new carpet. We love a versatile layout and this one allows a buyer to have OPTIONS. This 1 bedroom plus den could easily convert to 2 full bedrooms with large closets and the primary bedroom, which easily fits a king bed and room to spare for a Peloton (or honestly, a small yoga class) could be used as a living room, allowing for a huge, dining and office area on the main floor. Other remarkable features include: exposed ductwork, concrete walls, walk-in closet with organizers, a crawlspace in the powder room, gas line for a BBQ and water tap for your dream garden. The modern kitchen is insta-worthy and perfectly equipped with a gas stove for the home chefs, while the lighting throughout the home would make any photographer drool. 402 strikes a very rare balance between homey and impressive. Top 3 Reasons to Fall in Love: The Neighbourhood: Finding a quiet building in one of the most bustling neighbourhoods in Toronto is rare. Here, you are steps from transit, close to main driving arteries, some of the best shops and eats around. The Layout: The high ceilings of a loft, combined with the privacy of a house! 2-storey living is versatile & always makes a space feel larger. Lofty Goals Met: Real wood floors, modern quartz counters, exposed ducts, concrete walls & outdoor space.

• Inside a Toronto Heritage Conservation District — St. Lawrence Neighbourhood

  HCD rules restrict exterior alterations and demolition — review the district plan before planning changes.

  Source: City of Toronto — Heritage Conservation Districts · as of Sep 2026

Also checked, nothing flagged at this location: flood hazard mapping, conservation-regulated areas, provincially significant wetlands, the Greenbelt, the Oak Ridges Moraine, the Niagara Escarpment plan, areas of natural and scientific interest, rail corridors, hydro transmission corridors.

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