639 Queen St W

The Burroughes Building, located at 639 Queen St W, Toronto, is a historic landmark in the Queen West neighbourhood, boasting the tallest building on the strip. Originally built as a Department store in 1907 with an addition in 1910, the Burroughes is continually defining Queen Street West as the tallest building on this trendy stretch. The building has been expertly renovated to carefully preserve its priceless character features, including restored elevators, wood details, and exposed brick, making it a unique property in the city.The Burroughes offers 3 unique venue spaces, making it an ideal location for a variety of events. The 6th floor provides premium event space, the 7th floor rooftop terrace offers an outdoor option with a stunning view, and the 3rd floor features an Exhibition / Gallery space. These versatile spaces cater to a wide range of needs, from corporate events and product launches to art exhibitions and fashion shows.Described as a hidden gem by the real estate investment community, The Burroughes Building is a sought-after location for those in the know. With its rich history and carefully preserved architectural features, this property stands out as an exceptional choice for those seeking a one-of-a-kind event space.

Originally built as a Department store in 1907 with an addition in 1910, the Burroughes is continually defining Queen Street West as the tallest building on this trendy stretch. The Burroughes was not always known as such. Only until recently, once Queen Street Partners purchased and repositioned the property, did the name emerge. After much thoughtful research and consideration did what we celebrate today become a recognized brand.The building has been expertly renovated to carefully preserve its priceless character features. With restored elevators, wood details and exposed brick the property is like no other in the city. Described as a hidden gem by the real estate investment community, while taste makers simply comment that only those who should know, know about the property.