Plazacorp Developments converted Bloorline Lofts – a former mattress factory near Bloor and Lansdowne – in 2004 into stylish lofts that offer some cool industrial finishes. Located at 284 St. Helens (just north of the Enigma Lofts), this 64-unit complex has lofts that range in size from 367 to 1,100 square feet on one to three levels.

Unfortunately, most are smaller in size, but each loft has its own fusion of original details with modern finishes, including ample windows, exposed factory architecture, and soaring wooden ceilings. If you take a walk through the building and through the lofts at Bloorline, you’ll never guess that it was once a mattress factory.

While Plazacorp has gone to great lengths to keep the original structure of the building, the new roof, windows, plumbing and wiring make the Bloorline Lofts a wonderful, yet historic, place to call home. The lofts have features such as gigantic warehouse windows, brick walls, exposed ducts and beams, and wooden ceilings. It’s easy to get creative when decorating and turning the open loft spaces into something uniquely yours.

The city is at your fingertips with the Lansdowne subway station only a short walk away. Bloordale Village is close by and easily accessible Roncesvalles offer an array of delights for the senses. Savor a delicious cup of coffee and freshly baked pastry from one of Roncesvalles’ trendy cafes, bite into fresh fruit from the Sorauren Farmers’ Market or Dufferin Grove Organic Farmers’ Market. Wander down to the natural beauty of nearby High Park, or feast your eyes on the screen as you enjoy a classic or second-run film at historic Revue Cinema.

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Contact Laurin Jeffrey for more information – 416-388-1960

Laurin Jeffrey is a Toronto real estate agent with Century 21 Regal Realty.
He did not write these articles, he just reproduces them here for people who
are interested in Toronto real estate. He does not work for any builders.
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