1 Blue Goose St.
Alteration to an Existing 4-Storey Heritage Residential Building to Mixed-Use Commercial and Apartment Units
Originally built in 1892 as the Windsor Hotel, the building stood just beside
the train station now the GO Mimico Station. After a fire tore through it in 1905,
the tavern was re-built and re-opened in 1909 as the Windsor Public House.
In 2017, 1 Blue Goose was added to Toronto's Heritage Register, through its
Edwardian Classicist design and deep community roots.
Full scale redevelopment of the historic building with over 6,000sf of commercial space
on the ground floor and lower level, ideal for a micro-brewery, neighborhood restaurant,
tavern and/or retail and an addition of 18 rental apartments (a mix of bachelor and
one-bedroom units) spread over three floors.
1 Blue Goose Development Inc.
Client
Summary
Floor Area:
Existing and Addition TFA 14,243.02sf
Address:
1 Blue Goose St.,
Etobicoke, ON
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