Toronto Lofts

Glas 

25 Oxley St.

16 storey steel and glass loft building contains 172 units in a mix of styles including 2-storey lofts.  Features include 10' exposed concrete ceilings, floor to ceiling glass-wall construction, laminate flooring throughout, sliding glas barn-style doors and gas stoves, and extra large balconies with gas barbeque hookup.

Charlotte Lofts

36 Charlotte St.

Located just East of the Spadina Avenue/ Adelaide Street corner, few locations could be more desirable. Offering lofty 9’2” or 17’ ceilings and rising 13-storeys, The Charlotte houses just 62 suites. One of Toronto’s finest boutique style loft influenced buildings, the Charlotte features 500sqft one bedroom lofts to 1100sqft two bedroom lofts.

District Lofts

388 Richmond St. W

With its trademark outdoor catwalks and its proximity to downtown Toronto's Queen Street, this newly constructed loft-style condominium building couldn't be more in fashion.  In two spectacular 12-story towers, the residential building features many suites that split over 2 stories.  

Tip Top Lofts 

637 Lakeshore Blvd.

Fast becoming one of the premier loft conversions in Toronto, it commands a definite premium in price.  Huge windows and ceilings with original massive cement pillars furnish these hard loft spaces.  The original lofts occupy floors 1 thru 5, with first floor units having ceiling heights a little more than 14 feet and the others are 13 feet. Mezzanine lofts are on floors 6 thru 9 and feature newly-built two-storey living spaces with 17-foot floor-to-ceiling windows and balconies.

66 Portland

66 Portland St. 

66 Portland is a 85 unit and 9 storey modern boutique loft building developed by Freed and Designed by Core Architect.  Located at King and Portland just west of Spadina, 66 Portland is close to everything King West has to offer. Expect Ten foot ceilings with floor to ceiling windows, hardwood flooring or polished concrete, Stainless Steel appliances, unique spa like bathrooms, exposed concrete columns with flared capitals and a range of high end finishes.

SixtyLofts

60 Bathurst/ 60 Niagara St.

60 Niagara is a 6-story building comprised of 30 units.  Each unit includes a minimum of two terraces, balconies, and or private roof gardens, as well as private courtyards.  Features like oversized entry doors (3'x8'), gas connections in kitchens and balconies, ceilings heights ranging from 8.5 to 10 feet, stainless steel appliances, exposed concrete ceilings, and engineered hardwood strip flooring.   Terraces and balconies are equipped with outdoor electrical receptacle and water (terraces only).

Electra Lofts

1029 King St. W.

The Electra Lofts, the muted yellow building that stands out among the sea of blues and grays, is located in the heart of the fashion district in Trendy King West Village. The 11-storey building sits at the corner King and Shaw Street and condo suites are largely 2-level mezzanine lofts, with 17-foot ceilings. Lofty finishes include exposed concrete, brick accent and glass railings overlooking the lower level.

Tecumseth Lofts

766 King St. W.

The Tecumseth Lofts is an original loft conversion of an existing 11/2 story commercial building into just 28 lofts.   Ceiling heights range from 9ft to 28ft but are on average 11 feet.  Shaker cabinets with an open concept kitchen are standard. Some lofts have gas kitchens with a gas outlets equipped for barbecuing. Most suites have skylights, hardwood floors, granite floors, counters, gas fireplaces, and jacuzzi tubs.

Dna Lofts

1005 King St. W.  / 1 Shaw St.

You can’t miss the lofty brick, steel, tinted glass and limestone exterior as you cruise down the street.   The suites are also remarkable with their open concept layouts, balconies, ample storage room, breakfast bars, granite countertops and custom backlight mirrors. 9-foot ceilings and floor to ceilings windows round out the experience.

20 Stewart Lofts

20 Stewart St.

Tucked away on a quiet street, slightly away from the King West hubbub, 20 Stewart is a 9-storey new loft with glass and brick exterior and it houses 59 suites. In spite of the small size of this building, suites here are large. Inside, you’ll find all the trimmings, including boutique hotel-style lobby and corridors, floor to ceiling glass, and pre-finished engineered hardwood or polished concrete floors.

Gothman Lofts

 781 King St. W.

A former harness factory, Gotham Lofts was beautifully converted into a true loft housing 47 unites on 6 levels.  The building has too few units to manage a concierge; therefore the security is based upon an electronic enterphone system and shared security with the building next door- 801 King Street West.  Suite features 9.5' to 12' ceilings,authentic features like timber columns, and joists, exposed brick walls, large windows and hardwood floors.

Fashion District Lofts

10 Morrison St.

Developed by Freed and Designed by Core Architects, 10 Morrison houses 93 lofts and 10 two-storey, modern townhouses featuring interiors by Cecconi Simone, high end finishes, floor to ceiling windows, opaque glass sliding bedroom doors, open concept Scavolini kitchens with granite countertops and stainless-steel appliances, spa-like bathrooms, 10 foot exposed concrete ceilings, and pre-engineered hardwood floors.

Quad Lofts

19 Brant St. / 23 Brant St. 

The Quad Lofts were built by the same developer as the Merchandise Lofts - Cresford. Consisting of 2 buildings – Quad 1 is 72 units and 9 Storeys, Quad 2 – 128 units and 11 storeys. Some of the city's best restaurants, theatre, furniture shops, design studios are all within a block or two away.  the lofts feature 10' ceilings, polished concrete floors and ceilings, rolling doors, stainless steel appliances, gas cooktops, huge windows and floor to ceiling built-in storage cabinets.

550 Wellington/ 55 Stewart

550 Wellington St. W./ 55 Stewart St.

550 Wellington located in the ultra hip King Street West and Bathurst area, is a 5 Star Thompson hotel and a condominium developed by Freed Developments and designed by Peter Clewes of architectsAlliance Inc., with interiors by Cecconi Simone and Barcelona Based Studio Mariscal.The 327 luxury condominiums, lofts and bi-level loft homes of 550 Wellington will be connected to a 95-suite designer hotel/condominium with approximately 30,000-sq.-ft. of amenity and lifestyle space. Hotel amenities will be shared with condo residents. 

75 Portland St.

75 Portland St.

Freed's 75 Portland is a new condo located in the King West neighbourhood. 75 Portland is part of a series of new condos that Freed is developing in Toronto's King West neighbourhood. Toronto's top restaurants, entertainment, and Queen St. West are all nearby.   As always, Freed has placed a lot of emphasis in the building's design and architecture. This 11 storey U-shaped building wraps around a courtyard designed by Philippe Starck. 

Parc Lofts

25 Stafford St.

Parc Lofts and Condos at Stafford St. and Stanley Park/ Toronto Condos – developed by Lamb Developments (Brad J. Lamb) at King and Stafford, this is a unique new project designed by Peter Clews hosting many larger suites then your average downtown condo project. The East elevation of the project faces Stanley Park, while the West elevation faces Stafford St.

Zen Lofts 

42 Camden St.

Welcome to Zen Lofts - a new, boutique loft building in trendy Queen West, at Richmond & Spadina. Completed in 2006, this soft loft has only 9  floors and just 35 suites.  Think sleek and ultra modern - exposed concrete ceilings, polished concrete mushroom columns, exposed ductwork, floor-to-ceiling windows and extra large balconies. 

The Candy Factory Lofts 

993 Queen St. W.

Candy Factory is perhaps Toronto's most notorious condominium development.  Graced with spectacular natural loft qualities and classic industrial architecture,this building was destined for greatness.  The Candy Factury is a massive century old warehouse encompassing an entire city block at Queens St. W and Shaw Street that was once the Cede Candy Co. Factory.  121 large lofts are housed over six storeys, ranging from 800 sq.ft. to almost 4000 sq. ft; ceiling heights are 12 ft high. Other features of the Candy Factory include real hardwood strip flooring, some exposed brick, mezzanine bedrooms, exposed wood ceilings, floating spiral ductwork and granite counters just to name a few. 

The Chocolate Factory Lofts 

955 Queen St. W.

Located in the ever-popular Queen West, the Chocolate Factory Lofts offer and authentic loft conversion complete with exposed brick, wooden posts, steel beams, high ceilings and more.  A newly constructed addition to these lofts offer floor-to-ceiling windows, barn-style doors,  and steel beams.  With the Drake Hotel, The Gladstone, art galleries, boutiques, restaurants and Trinity Belwoods Park all within a short walk, this will continue to be one of Toronto's hottest and hippest developments.  

Trinity Park Lofts 

901 Queen St. W.

This unique soft loft has one of the best locations in the city. Right across from one of the biggest parks downtown, Trinity Bellwoods Park, this loft is definitely for the dog lover as well as those that love to shop! Built by Canadian Equity and Development Corp, the developer threw in many upgrades as standards; 9 foot ceilings, hardwood laminate floors, sisal broadloom carpeting on the upper level, stainless steel fridges, private balconies or terraces, extra high, eight foot cabinets, ceramic backsplash.

Toy Factory Lofts 

43 Hanna Ave.

A Toy Factory Lofts is a conversion of the old Irwin toy factory into a 7 floor (plus addition) 215-unit hard loft residence.  Located in the ever more popular community of Liberty Village, in the west end of downtown Toronto. Key features in these lofts are the high ceilings, exposed ductwork, and original exposed brick. 

Merchandise Lofts 

155 Dalhousie St.

Completed in 1998, the Merchandise Building is one of the largest developments totaling 1,000,000 square feet and covering an entire city block..  This building was originally the Sears Warehouse built in the 1930’s and now holds 504 units as small as 529 square feet, and as large as 2500 square feet.   Designed by Norma King, Ciccone Simone, Brian Goldstein, this building was one of the first to embrace concrete floors and columns.  The ceilings are at least 12 feet and many suites feature exposed concrete, hardwood floors and massive mushroom columns. 

Brewery Lofts 

90 Sumach St.

A former CBC props warehouse with over 100 lofts that were completed in 1998 by the Sorbara Group, The Brewery Lofts are large, with 14 foot ceilings, mushroom columns and polished concrete floors.  Penthouses  have there own spiral stairs reaching a sprawling rooftop terraces with nothing but sunshine.  The buildings facilities include party room, fitness room and conference areas, but no concierge and security guard.  Many of the suites have been treated like a blank canvas and the owners have done extensive upgrades to their suites. 

Verve Condos and Lofts 

120 Homewod Ave.

Standing tall above Wellesley Street, between Jarvis and Sherbourne, The Verve is a big part of the ongoing transformation that is taking place on the downtown’s east side  The Verve tower is connected to a 7-storey structure with 86 loft units by a two-storey lobby with translucent light panels that change colours throughout the day.  Verve is part of Tridel's "Naturally Better" program, designed to offer residents an environmentally sustainable and energy efficient building. 

The 500 Condos and Lofts 

500 Sherbourne St./ 25 Lourdes Lane

The 500 condos were developed by Times Group near Wellesley and Sherbourne. The Bloor subway line is minutes away, along with The University of Toronto. This new condo's amenities will be hosted in the first two floors.  This is topped off with the 6th floor rooftop gardens, complete with barbecues, outdoor furniture and water features. The 500 Condo's rooftop gardens is be an ideal spot to view Toronto's downtown skyline.

Glasshouse Lofts 

127 Queen St. East

The Glasshouse Lofts is a modern boutique condominium located at Queen Street East and Jarvis Street. This vibrant Queen Street location is close to the Eaton Centre, as well as walking distance to St. James Park and St. Lawrence Market.  The Glasshouse Lofts is a low-rise 12-storey building with floor-to-ceiling windows and includes balconies and terraces with transparent railings.  The interior includes nine-foot ceilings, stone kitchen counters and custom bathroom vanities. 

East Lofts 

138 Princes Street

East Lofts is a 13-storey loft building containing 129 units of 1- and 2-story condos, lofts and penthouse suites, located at 275 King Street East, east of Sherbourne Street.  Designed by Peter Clewes of architectsAlliance, East Lofts’ structure is glass, steel and brick.  East Lofts is close to the Financial District, Union Station and the shopping, entertainment and dining of the St. Lawrence District, the St. Lawrence Market and the Harbourfront.

The Rezen

311 Adelaide St. E/ 205 Frederick St.

A Zen inspired building, a cube atop a cube, Rezen has 144 units including live-work and retail units on the ground floor. The amenities include a fitness center, aerobics/yoga studio, outdoor patio, multi-purpose room with a lounge, dining room, kitchen and bar, and a home theater room. The rooftop lounge has seating and cabana beds as well as BBQ stations. The suites feature low emission paints, recyclable carpets, individual electrical metering, low flow bath and shower faucets and energy efficient thermal window systems. 

Space Lofts 

255 Richmond St.

Built in 2004 the building is mostly 2 storey lofts with the bedroom on the upper level and huge floor to ceiling windows spanning 18 feet.

The Derby 

393 King St. East

Located on the corner of King Street East and Parliament Street, the Derby Lofts were built in 1989 by Track Investments. There are 26 suites which are 100% owner-occupied.  Units have 16-foot ceilings in the living /dining areas and all units have 2 bedrooms and parking; some have terraces and wood-burning fireplaces. 

The Mozo

333 Adelaide St. E

Designed by award winning architect Peter Clewes of Architects Alliance, MoZo has been described by critics as "the most beautiful building in Toronto" Bright and airy, one and two story city lofts and penthouses feature the clean lines and urban simplicity that also characterizes the builders other award winning designs such as Spire and Radio City.