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Check out this listing and book a Showing: https://queenwestliving.com/19-fennin... Property listings in Queen West: https://search.queenwestliving.com Book an appointment with me 📅 https://calendly.com/kyle-bhhs-brgtea... Merch https://www.bonfire.com/store/queen-w... Check me out at my Website: https://queenwestliving.com Check me out on Facebook:   / kylebridsonbroker   Check me out on Instagram:   / bridsonrealtygroup   Check me out on LinkedIn:   / admin   Nestled in the heart of Toronto’s trendsetting Queen West neighborhood, 19 Fennings Street offers the perfect blend of urban excitement and cozy residential living. This highly sought-after location puts you at the crossroads of one of the city’s most dynamic and culturally rich areas. Known for its eclectic energy, Queen West is home to some of Toronto's most creative hotspots, including boutique shops, indie art galleries, and a wide range of unique dining experiences—from cozy cafés to world-class restaurants. Just steps away from the property, you’ll find yourself in the green oasis of Trinity Bellwoods Park. Whether it’s a morning jog, a picnic with friends, or catching one of the many local events held in the park, this beloved urban escape offers endless opportunities to connect with nature while staying within arm’s reach of downtown. The property itself, like much of the surrounding area, showcases a mix of old-world charm and modern appeal. Queen West is known for its architectural diversity, blending historic Victorian homes with sleek, contemporary builds, giving the neighborhood an unmistakable character. At 19 Fennings Street, you can enjoy the unique charm of a peaceful residential street while still being moments away from the energy of Toronto’s bustling cultural scene. Your Home Our City: The City of Toronto and its former municipal governments have been involved in the regulation and control of private residential space since 1834, acting alone and in conjunction with other levels of government. Although this involvement has been direct at times, at other times the City has stepped back to allow private building and development interests to proceed with relatively little interference. The city’s residential neighbourhoods are long-term collective works. With this exhibit, we examine how they have been shaped by the often competing aspirations, interests and objectives of the public efforts of the City, the collective will of neighbourhood groups, private interests and individual enterprise. The reconciliation of these tensions has had a significant impact on the look and character of your home, and our city. Queen West & Trinity Bellwoods Specialists. The Neighbourhood With their homes in the charming Little Portugal neighbourhood, residents of the Westside Gallery Lofts have plenty to explore in their spare time. Just up the block is West Queen West, a street known for its style in every sense of the word. In fact, Vogue magazine named this strip of Queen one of the world’s coolest neighbourhoods in 2014. West Queen West isn’t best to discover at any particular time of day. Sunday morning strollers can stop in for brunch at the Drake Hotel or any of the cute cafés they may come across. Nightlife seekers can wander the exact same area and be equally satisfied by the cocktail bars and concert venues here. Foodies will likely want to make a reservation at any of the inventive eateries on Queen or Ossington, where restaurants are known to fill their tables days ahead of time. Liberty Village is yet another area to explore, to the south of 150 Sudbury Street. Just beyond this area is Lake Ontario, where outdoorsy types can walk or cycle along the Martin Goodman Trail, or take a dip in Sunnyside Pool. Transportation With its location just west of the downtown core and the financial district, residents won’t have as much traffic to deal on their commutes. Drivers can even hop onto the Gardiner Expressway via Jameson Avenue, after which they can zip around the southern edge of the city in a hurry. From 150 Sudbury, even Pearson International Airport is only a 20-minute drive away.Those without cars are in luck too. The streetcar service along Queen Street West runs 24 hours a day, and carries passengers toward Osgoode subway station on the University-Spadina line. Queen West - Queen Street is a major east-west thoroughfare in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. It extends from Roncesvalles Avenue and King Street in the west to Victoria Park Avenue in the east. Queen Street was the cartographic baseline for the original east-west avenues of Toronto's and York County's grid pattern of major roads.