150-154 King
Georgian Warehouse Reborn in Old Toronto
150–154 King Street East, Toronto, Ontario
Once a 19th-century merchant warehouse, the Daniel Brooke Building now stands as a restored heritage gem in the heart of downtown Toronto. Originally built in 1833 and rebuilt in 1848, it blends Georgian proportions with contemporary purpose, housing boutique retail and creative workspaces behind its buff-brick façade and dormered roofline.
A storied district lined with cobblestones and character, Old Toronto’s St. Lawrence neighbourhood is rich in pre-Confederation charm, markets, galleries, and historic architecture.
Exposed brick, timber beams, and restored sash windows offer a warm, tactile contrast to modern updates—creating light-filled interiors that retain the soul of 1830s craftsmanship.
