The Duchess

70 Richmond Street East, Toronto

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Architectural
Overview

The Duchess is a distinguished Edwardian warehouse building in Toronto's Garden District, one of the city's oldest and most historically layered neighbourhoods. Dating to 1910, the four-storey brick-and-beam structure offers the generous floor plates, soaring ceilings, and abundant natural light that define the most sought-after heritage workspace.

These hallmarks of early 20th-century industrial architecture are increasingly rare and highly prized by modern tenants. The building sits within walking distance of the Financial District, the Yonge Street corridor, and the emerging East Downtown technology and creative hub.

Available Workspaces

Suite B01

5,643 Square Feet

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Suite 315

2,014 Square Feet

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Heritage
Integrity

Listed on the City of Toronto Heritage Register, preserving the brick-and-beam construction of a 1910 Edwardian warehouse.

Structural
Character

Heavy timber framing, exposed brick, and generous floor plates create a distinctive workspace atmosphere rarely replicated in contemporary developments.

Daylight
Optimization

Large industrial windows and soaring ceilings deliver abundant natural light throughout the interior.

Professional
Prestige

A Garden District address within walking distance of the Financial District and the emerging East Downtown creative hub.

Adaptive
Reuse
Excellence

Carefully repositioned for modern tenancy, the warehouse retains its industrial character while meeting the needs of contemporary professional and creative firms.

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We do not treat workspace acquisition as a transactional commodity. We understand that your practice operates under strict requirements regarding privacy, spatial flow, and infrastructural reliability. Let us align your headcount and aesthetic standards with a selection of off-market and upcoming spaces.

Preferred Meeting Window

15-minute increments. We will confirm availability by email.