The Creed Building is known for its curved façade at the corner of Bedford and Davenport. The yellow brick and large warehouse style windows seamlessly curve to give the Creed Building a unique aesthetic. This three-storey building used to be home to a fur factory but has now been converted into 19 residential units. Each unit spans two levels and is an open concept design, this gives the lofts at The Creed Building an almost townhouse feel some units even have direct access to the street. This combined with hardwood floors, high ceilings and outdoor patios make the units at Creed Building highly desirable. While there is not much in the way of shared amenities at The Creed Building, the building sets itself apart from other Toronto Loft by providing visitor parking. In a city where finding a building with parking in the first place is scarce, this added amenity is one of the reasons demand for these units are so high. The Creed Building is located in The Annex and is very close to Yorkville. The contrast between these neighbourhoods means that residents of The Creed Building get the best of both worlds. Yorkville is a high-end chic area of Toronto with world class restaurants and designer shopping. It is also the celebrity hub for Toronto. The Annex on the other hand is heavily influenced by being right beside the University of Toronto. This means casual eateries, bars and cafes line the commercial streets. The Annex has a young and hip vibe that is brought with all the university students. The Location of The Creed Building makes transportation around the city easy. Streetcars and Dupont subway station are all within walking distance. The area is also easy for walking and biking with plenty of bike lanes around. For cars there are plenty of major roads like Avenue Road to quickly move residents around the city, also the Don Valley Parkway is only a few minutes drive away.