Dominion Hotel

498-500 Queen Street East, Toronto

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Architectural
Overview

Built in 1889, the historic Dominion Hotel at 498-500 Queen Street East is a late-Victorian landmark at the corner of Queen Street East and Sumach Street in Corktown. Originally associated with the neighbouring Dominion Brewery and commissioned for brewer Robert T. Davies, the building was designed by David Roberts Jr., the architect also known for Toronto's Gooderham Building.

The three-storey property has been carefully restored to preserve its red brick facade, sandstone detailing, masonry, decorative cornices, and historic storefront character, while supporting renewed commercial use in one of Toronto's oldest east-end neighbourhoods. It sits close to the Distillery District, Leslieville, Corktown Common, and the ongoing growth of Downtown East.

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Heritage
Integrity

Included in the City of Toronto Inventory of Heritage Properties, preserving the red brick facade and sandstone detailing of an 1889 late-Victorian landmark.

Structural
Character

Restored brick masonry, sandstone detailing, and decorative cornices give the building a distinctive Victorian character.

Daylight
Optimization

Historic storefront glazing and generous windows draw natural light into the interior.

Professional
Prestige

A Corktown corner address close to the Distillery District, Leslieville, and Corktown Common.

Adaptive
Reuse
Excellence

Carefully restored for renewed commercial use, the former Dominion Hotel demonstrates the sensitive reuse of a late-Victorian landmark.

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Preferred Meeting Window

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