Toronto Loft Conversions

St. Lawrence Market Lofts - 81A Front Street East

St. Lawrence Lofts – 81A Front Street East
The St. Lawrence Lofts are located right next to the historic Saint Lawrence Market on Front Street. Converted from pre-Confederation warehouses built in 1857-1860, lofts in this 4-storey building have on average 10′ ceilings, 150-year-old exposed brick walls, exposed wood beam columns and hardwood flooring. Lofts range from 478 square feet to 1,340 square feet.
Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you.
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Starwood SoHo Lofts - 477 Richmond Street West

Starwood Centre – 477 Richmond Street West
Also known as Soho South (there are 3 Soho Lofts in Toronto, all by the same developer) were originally constructed as an office building called the Starwood Centre in the early 1990s. In 1997, the remaining units were sold as residential spaces. Loft sizes are big, with sizes in the 1,000-2,000 square foot range. Ceilings are 11 feet high allowing for great floor to ceiling windows. Nice finishes include granite counters in kitchen & bathrooms, sliding walls and marble showers.
Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you.
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Steam Plant Lofts – 10 Wellesley Place
The Steam Plant Lofts is a conversion of a 1953 Wellesley Hospital power plant into a 29-suite loft conversion. The 61 meter (200 foot) high smokestack has been cleaned out allowing for 3 suites to have round bedrooms or dens with exposed brick – which all sold on opening day. Sure to be a conversation starter! The lofts are located in the Bloor/Jarvis corridor, a rapidly changing area undergoing revitalization. The Steam Plant Lofts range from 455 square feet up to 1,092 square feet with roof top terraces, high ceilings, hardwood flooring, large sliding barn doors, industrial style shower heads and stainless steel appliances. Amenities include a roof top terrace for BBQs and a party room to entertain friends.
Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you.
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Stockyard Lofts – 121 Prescott Avenue
Previously known as the Studio One Lofts, this loft conversion (originally a tannery and leather factory) near Corso Italia is one of Toronto’s best hard loft deals. Large spaces for not too much money is always a good thing. The Stockyard Lofts have exposed brick, spectacular distressed wood pillars and beams, suspended heating and gorgeous hardwood floors throughout. Some have amazing open concept spiral staircases up through the 11-foot ceilings to rooftop decks.
Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you.
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Stonecutters Lofts – 43 Britain Street
The Stonecutters Lofts were converted from a century old warehouse, located on a quiet side street behind the old Stonecutter’s Arms pub on Britain Street. They have the usual exposed brick, wood posts and beams and real hardwood floors. The finishes are all above grade, very high-end features. Converted recently, these lofts feature high ceilings, post beam construction and large open areas. These raw loft spaces can be quite large with wide living areas, some with private elevator. The finishes are all above grade, very high-end features. The Stonecutters Lofts offer commercial, live/work, and residential units. They are expensive and not available often.
Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you.
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Sumach Lofts – 289 Sumach Street
The former Ontario Medical College for Women, most of the original 1890 facade has been maintained. These lofts on Sumach are located at Gerrard Street East and Parliament, in south Cabbagetown. In the Sumach Lofts, the ceilings are very high (up to 15 feet). Layouts range from single-storey to multi-storey lofts and sizes range from 800 – 2,000 square feet. Many of the Sumach Lofts have private terrace/decks and some have skylights, exposed wood ceilings, beams and brick.
Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you.
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The Swanwick Heritage Lofts – 21 Swanwick Avenue
Located on Swanwick Ave. stands a century-old church that has a sense of historic Toronto East. Built in 1893 and recognized as a heritage building in 1984, this church today has been converted into a modern loft conversion. The Heritage Lofts has ten lofts featuring three, or even four levels, they offer finishes including high ceilings, original stain glass and wood details, and engineered hardwood floors. The Swanwick Heritage Lofts is an extraordinary church conversion into modern lofts that embrace the heritage and texture of the original 1893 Gothic Revival church.
Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you.
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Sword Street Lofts – 10 Sword Street
The cozy Sword Street Lofts houses eleven converted lofts with underground parking. Twelve foot ceilings grace these lofts which range from 725 square feet to a spacious 1,900 square feet. There are only 8 indoor parking spots, but this building makes up in charm anything it may be lacking. One of the only lofts in the Cabbagetown South Heritage Conservation District, 10 Sword was completed by Peach Pit Projects Ltd. in 1995-1996. Traditional loft styling abounds with concrete columns and concrete ceilings. Enjoy additional loft style features with hardwood floors and fireplaces for a true warehouse feel. Patios and decks are available for some suites.
Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you.
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Tannery Lofts – 736 Dundas Street East
The Tannery Lofts is located at 736 Dundas Street East, just east of River Street near the Don Valley Parkway. Some units are located in the original three-storey structure and have the awesome 13-foot wood ceilings, brick walls and exposed posts and beams. Blending in with the old building is a new two-storey addition with a brick facade and warehouse-style windows. You almost wouldn’t know there was an addition if you didn’t look too closely.
Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you.
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Tecumseth Lofts – 766 King Street West
The Tecumseth Lofts are a renovation from an existing commercial building with ceiling heights averaging 11′ but soaring to 28′ in some places. Suites range from 2 story two bedroom lofts of 1,600 sq ft with terrace to 750 sq ft open loft spaces. Skylights, gas fireplaces, granite counters, hardwood floors and Jacuzzi baths are some of the features in many of the lofts as well as open concept kitchens and maple shaker cabinets.
Email or phone 416-388-1960 today if this building interests you.
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