By no means are there lofts currently for sale in all of these buildings. In fact most of them are not currently available. This list of Toronto lofts is meant to inform and illustrate only, to show the wide variety of loft conversions in Toronto. If you know of any that are not listed here, please email us and we would be more than happy to add your contribution.

Call Laurin at 416-388-1960 or or email him today if you are interested in any of these Toronto loft conversions! Please be sure to let us know if you think a loft is missing.

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26 Noble – 26 Noble Street One of the more rare and unique Toronto lofts, 26 Noble is a converted 1920s mattress factory that is now home to only 11 live-work lofts. It is a co-ownership, owned and run by a group of artists, and any new buyers have to be approved by the board. As such, the building is self-managed, with decent maintenance fees. This building has high wood-plank ceilings, exposed pipes and is truly the traditional type of loft conversion. Only a few have ever been on MLS, don’t hold your breath for a listing. Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you. ———-

323 Queen Lofts – 323 Queen Street East Located in Toronto’s trendy Queen & Berkeley area, this building was fully renovated in 2004 in a very tasteful style. It features 3 luxury lofts, 2 with entrances off funky Berkeley Street. The lofts feature full birch kitchens, stainless steel/black appliances, washer/dryers, exposed brick, cherry floors and high ceilings. The lofts are composed of a 2 bedroom / 2 bathroom unit with 1,150 square feet, a 1 bedroom with 825 square feet and another 1 bedroom with 700 square feet. Rental parking is available and street parking is abundant. Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you. ———-

40 Ainsworth Lofts – 40 Ainsworth Road A rare and essentially unknown Riverdale gem near Danforth and Logan. A converted sausage factory (you read that right) dropped in the heart of an area not know for loft conversions. Close to Withrow Park, Jackman Public School and more. Only 4 units in this self-managed building, all over 1,400 on multiple levels. Rooftop deck, parking, this little loft has it all. But with only one sale since 2002, don’t expect to see one any time soon. But the prices have been oddly low. Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you. ———-

53 High Park Boulevard A block from High Park itself, near the corner of Indian Road, is an amazing boutique building that marries the charm of years past combined with the latest in green technology. Originally built as a luxury apartment building in 1918, 53 High Park Boulevard was converted in 2009 into 4 massive lofts. Every unit is over 2,000 square feet and features a geothermal heating & cooling system, as well as a green roof. Located just two blocks from the shops of Roncesvalles Village and less than one block from High Park. Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you. ———-

6 Bartlett Lofts – 6 Bartlett Avenue 6 Bartlett Avenue is one of the first Toronto loft conversions. Each loft typically provides three levels of open-concept living space. The Bartlett Lofts are an intimate 13-unit loft conversion with numerous light wells and skylights. Lofty features include exposed brick, hardwood floors throughout, walk-out to a large private cedar roof top terrace, fireplaces, and high ceilings. Each of the lofts has access to parking in a separate exterior garage. The lofts of 6 Bartlett Avenue are just steps to the Bloor subway line and shopping. Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you. ———-

The Bartlett Lofts – 8 Bartlett Avenue This loft conversion was completed in 2002 by Alice Street Holdings, and is located just east of Dufferin St. and north of Bloor St. The building was originally established in 1907 as a rope manufacturing facility. This intimate loft development contains 6 units ranging in size from 1,090 to 1,390 square feet. Loft features include: 2 level living space, exposed wood columns and beams, 13 foot ceilings, and skylights. Condo fees are low. A double parking space is included with one of the units, with others requiring street permit parking. Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you. ———-

957 Broadview Lofts – 957 Broadview Avenue A basically unknown loft on Broadview just north of the Danforth. Originally a Finnish Hall, built in the early 1920s, it was converted in 1986. The lofts are townhouse-style with multiple levels, roof terraces and sizes ranging from 1,200 up to 1,500 square feet and have from one to three bedrooms. Each has a separate and private garage. Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you. ———-

The Abbey Lofts – 384 Sunnyside Avenue The Abbey Lofts is a 24 unit project created in a neo-Gothic church that was built in the Medieval Revival style in 1911. The light-grey solid limestone walls and stone cladding of architect William George Burns’ church, built for a Methodist congregation, are unchanged in nearly a century. The Abbey Lofts have open-concept living spaces, with galley-style kitchens and island eating areas. Some have stairs down to sunken living rooms, which can lead to a den or extra bedroom reached through double doors. The Abbey Lofts are located in a converted church situated between Roncesvalles Avenue and High Park in a high-demand community. Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you. ———-

Academy Lane Lofts – 1852 Queen Street East Originally an armory, the Academy Lane Lofts is one of the only loft conversions in the Beaches. Already rich with history, including a boxing club that acted as a training ground for the legendary Larry Holmes and a bowling alley that defined the block, this early 20th century building was redefined by Streetcar, bringing urban loft living to Toronto’s Beaches District. Lofty features include exposed beam construction on the 3rd floor mezzanine ceilings, solid wood entrance doors with polished chrome hardware, gourmet kitchens with granite counter tops and top of the line finishes. Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you. ———-

Annex Lofts – 113-115 Dupont Street The Annex Lofts are an amazing luxury loft conversion at 113-115 Dupont street in a unique conversion from a commercial building. Intimate 7 suite building in a fantastic Annex location on Dupont between Bedford and Davenport. Stunning contemporary finishes contrast with the amazing original concrete loft structure. Extraordinary living spaces with great light, high ceilings and expansive wall spaces perfect for art. True loft living in a great neighbourhood setting. Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you. ———-

Ansonia Lofts – 142 Spadina Road The Ansonia Lofts is another case of the myth being much more interesting than the truth. The prevailing story is that the lofts at 142 Spadina Road were converted from an old convent. I wish that were true… but it is not. It is the old Ansonia Apartments, built in 1912. The building was converted from rental to condo use in the early 1990s by Annesleywood Properties Limited. They did a lovely job, retaining much of the old world charm in the common areas. Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you. ———-

Argyle Authentic Lofts – 183 Dovercourt Road Rising five stories, The Argyle Lofts was and remains the tallest structure in the immediate neighbourhood. The distinctive corner bakery entrance continued as the the converted loft’s front door, with the clock retained as a reminder of the building’s industrial past. The history and charm of this building sets it apart from other industrial loft conversions in Toronto making it truly one-of-a-kind. The Argyle Lofts converted the 1919 landmark Edwardian-style former bakery into 86 lofts. The two-storey penthouse lofts afford spectacular city views and have private roof decks. The penthouses are set back from the façade so not to detract from the architecture and are not visible from the street below. Ground-floor units facing the street have private front yards. Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you. ———-

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