7 King Street E & 2-16 Victoria Street

Situated at 7 King Street E in the St. Lawrence Market area, The Metropole is a 23-storey condominium in the heart of Toronto. With conveniently located cafes and restaurants nearby, a wealth of entertainment options, and TTC service right outside your front door — The Metropole is the embodiment of urban living.

This building provides residents with some nice extras: indoor pool, sauna, gym, squash court, rooftop patio, billiards room, concierge, security guard, and parking garage.

Toronto condos for sale at 7 King Street E are a great choice for young professionals — with a condo at The Metropole, you’re minutes from Toronto’s biggest and best attractions, with quick access to the Financial District and Union Station; perfect for prospective buyers who want to work and play in downtown Toronto.

The Metropole houses 314 downtown Toronto condos — based on a variety of floor plans and ranging in size from 370 square feet for the smallest 1 bedroom, to over 2000 square feet for some 2 bedroom + den condos.

Built in 1997, this building has seen many residents over its time, and as such, many suites have seen some personalization, so features may vary. Prospective buyers can count on hardwood floors, 10 foot ceilings, floor to ceiling windows, modern kitchens with breakfast bars, and spacious bedrooms and dens.

Some units have private balconies while others have solariums — but all residents have shared access to a rooftop patio with stunning city views. With a condo at the Metropole, you have great amenities at home, and an exciting neighbourhood to explore outside.

The St. Lawrence neighbourhood is best known for the market that shares its name — and if you’ve never been there, then you’re in for a treat, because St. Lawrence Market offers a shopping experience unlike any other in the city; located in an arena, this market plays host to vast selection of food vendors, craft makers, and antiques.

From 7 king Street East, you’re surrounded by entertainment options — sports fans are within walking distance of Scotiabank Arena and the Rogers Centre, with plenty of pubs along the way for pregame and postgame celebrations. If nightclubs are more your speed, you can head to the Entertainment District for The Fifth Social Club, Cake Bar & Nightclub, Parlour, and more.

If you want a meal to go with your drink, there some great spots around the corner; there’s Beerbistro on King, P.J. O'Brien Irish Pub & Restaurant on Colborne, C'est What on Front, East Thirty-Six on Wellington, plus a multitude of pubs and restaurants in the area. And If you’re feeling something upscale, there’s Jump, The Sultan's Tent & Café Moroc, and Carisma.

Caffeine fanatics have a slew of cozy cafes to get their day started — Café Plenty is one block west for an espresso and a pastry, Croissant Express Café is just a block south on Yonge, go one block further and you have Mövenpick Café Toronto, and just one block east of your condo you’ll find We Brew Café. Of course, you’re never far from Tim Hortons and Starbucks, both of which are less than 2 minutes away.

Drum roll please — 7 King Street E has a walk score of 100, which really speaks for itself; if you need to go on a grocery run, you have Metro on Front, and The Market by Longo's at Brookfield Place on Bay.

Those who rely on Public Transit to commute have streetcars and buses on King, buses on Yonge, and King Station is literally next door for subway service.

Drivers have a short trip to the Gardiner Expressway by heading west on Wellington Street E to Simcoe for the nearest on-ramp.