70 Princess St, Toronto

70 Princess Street is a Toronto student accommodation in the downtown area, offering easy access to major educational institutions, including University of Toronto(St. George Campus), Toronto Metropolitan University, and George Brown College. 70 Princess St places students close to campuses, TTC transit, supermarkets, restaurants, cafés, and popular city attractions. 70 Princess Street Toronto offers a range of floor plans, include 1-bedroom, 1 + den, 2-bedroom, and 3-bedroom units align with different budgets and lifestyles.

Features

70 Princess Street provides comfortable, private living spaces designed for students and young professionals who value independence and convenience. Each unit features modern interiors, well-equipped kitchens, comfortable bedrooms, study space with open views and abundant natural light, private bathrooms, and a living room for studying and relaxing. The building is ideal for students who prefer the privacy of their own apartment while enjoying the benefits of living in central Toronto. Located on a high floor, the room offers open views and abundant natural light, enhancing the overall living experience. In addition, H4U 70 Princess Street features a stunning outdoor swimming pool, perfect for enjoying the warmer months and adding a premium lifestyle element to everyday living.

Location and What's Hot

Situated at 70 Princess Street, in downtown Toronto near the Distillery District, the property offers a unique blend of charm and convenience.

Distance to universities:

University of Toronto: 11 minutes by car

George Brown College: 12 minutes' walk away

Toronto Metropolitan University: 11 minutes by bicycle or 7 minutes by car

Living at 70 Princess Street means being surrounded by some of Toronto’s most popular neighbourhoods, with plenty of places to eat, shop, relax, and explore within walking distance. The residence is close to the historic St. Lawrence Market is a 7 minutes walk away from the property, where students can pick up fresh groceries, try local food stalls, and experience one of Toronto’s most famous markets.

For everyday meals, students can easily find a variety of dining options nearby. C’est What, a popular local restaurant and pub, offers a relaxed atmosphere with comfort food and live music, while The George Street Diner is a 10 minutes walk away. Students looking for international flavours can explore nearby restaurants around the St. Lawrence and King Street East areas, offering everything from Asian cuisine to Italian and modern Canadian dishes. Coffee lovers will also find plenty of places to study or meet friends nearby. Balzac’s Coffee Roasters at the Distillery District is a popular coffee shop within 10 minutes' walk from 70 Princess St, while Neo Coffee Bar offers Japanese-inspired pastries and speciality drinks in a modern café environment. Nearby H4U 70 Princess St Toronto, The Distillery Historic District is a highly popular destination among both locals and tourists, provides a unique mix of independent shops, restaurants, galleries, and seasonal events. The Toronto Waterfront, Sugar Beach, and St. James Park are also within easy reach, offering relaxing outdoor spaces for walking, exercising, or enjoying views of the city.

Transportation

Getting around from 70 Princess Street is easy thanks to the excellent public transport network in downtown Toronto. Several TTC streetcar stops are just a short walk away, providing convenient connections across the city. King Subway Station on TTC Line 1 can be reached in around a 10-minute walk, while Union Station is approximately 15 minutes away on foot, offering access to TTC subway services, GO Transit, VIA Rail, and the UP Express to Toronto Pearson International Airport. Nearby streetcar routes along King Street East and Queen Street East make travelling to the University of Toronto, Toronto Metropolitan University, George Brown College, and other downtown destinations quick and convenient. With reliable transit links and a highly walkable neighbourhood, residents can comfortably commute to campus or explore Toronto without needing a car.