601 - 460 Richmond St W, Toronto, M5V 1Y1

Listing Overview

Description

This south-facing 6th-floor office suite in Toronto's vibrant Fashion District / Downtown West area spans 3,840 square feet and is divisible, offering flexible layout options for tenants needing to scale up or down. The space features a bright, open, and modern industrial-chic aesthetic typical of renovated downtown Toronto loft-style offices. The Foster Building, is a 7-storey office property with typical floors around 7,800 sf and total office area ~56,000 sf. Abundant natural light pours in through large floor-to-ceiling windows along the full south wall, providing excellent solar exposure all day long (ideal for energy-efficient daylighting, plant-friendly environments, or simply a more uplifting workspace). The south orientation captures direct sunlight without the harsher western afternoon glare. Sweeping urban skyline views to the south overlook dense mid- and high-rise buildings, rooftops, and the bustling cityscape of central Toronto (including glimpses toward areas like the Entertainment District, King West, and beyond on clearer days). Exposed elements add character: visible polished concrete or hardwood flooring (warm medium-toned wood planks), exposed ceiling with ductwork (including the prominent silver HVAC ducting), and clean white walls for a contemporary loft feel. The layout appears efficient with an open-concept core (suitable for collaborative teams, creative agencies, tech startups, or professional services), plus an interior doorway leading to what looks like an adjacent private office, meeting area, or breakout space. Overall, this suite delivers a premium, light-filled professional environment in a highly accessible location-steps from Spadina Avenue, TTC streetcar lines, nearby restaurants (including the Waterworks Food Hall across the street), and the trendy mix of fashion, tech, and creative businesses.

3 months

On Market

Office

Property Type

$15 / Year

Est. Taxes

Office

Style

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Business Type

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Franchise