The Pearl

116 Simcoe Street, Toronto

Architectural
Overview

Situated in Toronto's Entertainment District just north of King Street West, The Pearl is a four-storey brick-and-beam building that takes its name from nearby Pearl Street, a small heritage lane that has quietly anchored this stretch of downtown since the 19th century.

The property reflects the industrial character of King-Spadina, the manufacturing district that emerged after the Great Fire of 1904 and is today recognized as one of Toronto's most architecturally significant heritage neighbourhoods. Adjoining the heritage-designated Rolph and Clark Limited Building and steps from the Royal Alexandra Theatre, it offers a distinctive workspace within one of the city's most culturally connected addresses.

Available Workspaces

Heritage
Integrity

Located within the King-Spadina heritage context, preserving the brick-and-beam character of the district's early 20th-century industrial era.

Structural
Character

Four-storey brick-and-beam construction, heavy timber beams, and exposed masonry create a distinctive workspace atmosphere.

Daylight
Optimization

Large industrial windows deliver consistent natural light throughout the interior.

Professional
Prestige

An Entertainment District address at King and Simcoe, steps from the Royal Alexandra and Princess of Wales Theatres.

Adaptive
Reuse
Excellence

Repositioned for modern tenancy, the building pairs King-Spadina industrial character with a culturally connected downtown address.

Schedule a Private Viewing

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.