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Office For Lease • 1,013+ SF
| Name | Space Use | Size | Rent | Details |
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| 1st Floor Ste 100 | Office | 1,013 SF | $34.42 USD/SF/YR | |
Iconic address and location at vertex of Front St E and Wellington St E. Quality improvements in place, conducive to typical office layouts. Impressively high ceilings, stretching up to 14 feet in height. Exceptional natural light with large windows on all sides.
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| 1st Floor Ste 101 | Office | 1,683 SF | $34.42 USD/SF/YR | |
Large, bright suite with 2 private offices, a boardroom, open area, reception, and kitchenette. Iconic address and location at vertex of Front St E and Wellington St E. Quality improvements in place, conducive to typical office layouts. Impressively high ceilings, stretching up to 14 feet in height. Exceptional natural light with large windows on all sides.
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The Flatiron Building at 49 Wellington Street East, officially known as the Gooderham Building, is one of Toronto’s most iconic heritage landmarks. Completed in 1892, it predates New York City’s more famous Flatiron Building by a full decade. Commissioned by George Gooderham, the wealthy distiller and head of Gooderham & Worts, the red brick structure was designed by architect David Roberts Jr. to serve as the company’s head office. Its distinctive wedge-shaped design elegantly occupies the narrow triangular lot where Front, Wellington, and Church Streets intersect. The building stands five stories tall and showcases Romanesque and Gothic Revival influences, with arched windows, decorative cornices, and a steep copper roof that adds to its historic character. A notable feature is the mural painted on its back wall—an optical illusion called a trompe-l'œil created by Canadian artist Derek Besant in 1980, which mimics the building’s architecture. Over the decades, the Flatiron Building has survived waves of urban development and has become a beloved visual anchor in the St. Lawrence Market neighborhood, as well as one of Toronto’s most prestigious addresses for office. Today, it remains a symbol of old Toronto, bridging the city’s industrial past with its modern architectural skyline.
| Unparalleled historic beauty within the Romanesque character. |
| Adjacent one of Toronto’s most renowned and stunning parks – Berzy Park. |
| Steps to Downtown Core and Union/King Stations. |
| Tenant | SF Occupied | Lease End Date |
|---|---|---|
| Apleona GVA Inc. | ||
| Commercial Realty Group | ||
| Flatiron & Firkin | ||
| HorizonOne Asset Management | ||
| Lexsage | ||
| LifeSpeak, Inc. | ||
| Sheppard Services | 4/30/2019 | |
| Snowden LLP | ||
| Sophic Capital Inc. | ||
| The Stratagem Group | 7/30/2025 |
| Commuter Rail | Drive | Walk | Distance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Union Station Rail (Barrie Train - GO Transit, Kitchener Train - GO Transit, Lakeshore East Train - GO Transit, Lakeshore West Train - GO Transit, Milton Train - GO Transit, Niagara Falls Train - GO Transit, Richmond Hill Train - GO Transit, Stouffville Train - GO Transit) | 1 min | 8 min | 0.4 mi |
| 2 min | 8 min | 0.4 mi | |
| Transit/Subway | Drive | Walk | Distance |
| King Street East at Church Street (King - TTC, Lake Shore Rd - TTC) | 1 min | 2 min | 0.1 mi |
| Church Street at King Street East (Lake Shore Rd - TTC) | 2 min | 3 min | 0.1 mi |
| King Street East at Victoria Street (King - TTC, Lake Shore Rd - TTC) | 1 min | 4 min | 0.2 mi |
| Church Street at Adelaide Street East (Lake Shore Rd - TTC) | 2 min | 4 min | 0.2 mi |
| King Station - Southbound Platform (Yonge - University - Spadina - TTC) | 1 min | 5 min | 0.3 mi |
| Airport | Drive | Walk | Distance |
| Billy Bishop Toronto City | 9 min | - | 2.4 mi |
| Toronto Pearson International | 36 min | - | 21.3 mi |
Fraser McKay
Aura Partners
Fraser McKay
Aura Partners
