Toronto Loft Buildings
Broadview Lofts
Built in 1914 as the United Drug Company warehouse (later Rexall), this 7-storey Riverside landmark housed a ground-floor soda fou…
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Candy Factory Lofts
The former Ce De Candy factory — makers of Rockets — built in the early 1900s on Queen West. Converted in the late 1990s into 123 …
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Toy Factory Lofts
Built in the early 1900s and later home to Irwin Toy — Canada's most iconic toy company. Converted in 2008 into 120 hard lofts. Ce…
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Foundry Lofts
A converted 1920s industrial foundry in Bloordale. Now 88 hard lofts with raw exposed brick, concrete ceilings, and open-concept l…
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Chocolate Company Lofts
The former Cowan's Cocoa factory on Queen West, built around 1910. Converted into 67 hard lofts with exposed brick, concrete ceili…
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Merchandise Lofts
Built in 1922 as a commercial merchandise warehouse in the Church-Yonge corridor. Toronto's largest hard loft building at 330 unit…
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Knitting Mill Lofts
A 1920s textile mill in Leslieville converted into just 28 units — one of the smallest hard loft buildings in the city. Post-and-b…
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Robert Watson Lofts
Built in 1907 by the Columbia Graphophone Company — a music recording facility. Later occupied by R&T Watson Co. confectioners. Co…
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Feather Factory Lofts
Designed by architect James Walker and built in 1911 for the B.F. Harvey Co. Bedding Factory. One of only nine heritage-designated…
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The Church Lofts
A neo-Gothic church built in 1906, converted in 2010 into 28 single and multi-level hard lofts in Dufferin Grove. Original stained…
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Argyle Lofts
One of the oldest industrial structures in Toronto's loft stock — built in 1873 and later expanded as the Ideal Bread Company fact…
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Victoria Lofts
The former Victoria Presbyterian Church, built in 1909 in The Junction. Converted into 34 hard lofts with ceiling heights reaching…
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Abbey Lofts
A 1910 Methodist church in Medieval Revival style — limestone facade, Gothic bell tower, stained glass — converted in 2008 into 24…
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Brock Lofts
The former Eureka Refrigeration Company warehouse from the early 1900s, converted in 2003 into 24 lofts in Parkdale. Exposed brick…
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Wallace Station Lofts
Built in 1928-29 as a manufacturing facility for an adhesives company, later known as Nacan Products. Converted in 2007. Massive D…
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West 40 Lofts
The former Church of St. Mary the Virgin and St. Cyprian, a Neo-Gothic structure built in 1914. Converted in 2012 into 17 units. C…
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Wrigley Lofts
The former Wrigley's chewing gum factory on Carlaw, built in the 1910s. Converted into hard lofts with 16-ft concrete ceilings, mu…
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Brewery Lofts
Built in 1956 as a warehouse, 90 Sumach became a CBC design centre and prop warehouse — Glenn Gould, Jim Henson, and Lorne Michael…
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Massey Harris Lofts
Built in 1883 as the Georgian-style headquarters of Massey Harris Farm Equipment. Converted in 2003 into 46 hard lofts with ceilin…
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Tip Top Lofts
An Art Deco building designed by Bishop & Miller in 1929 as the factory, warehouse, and headquarters of Tip Top Tailors. Heritage-…
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Loretto Lofts
The former Loretto Abbey Day School, a Beaux-Arts building designed by Neil G. Beggs and completed in 1915. A fire in December 199…
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Noble Court Lofts
A converted industrial building on Noble Street in Leslieville, steps from the Carlaw corridor. Hard loft character with exposed b…
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iZone Lofts
Originally a bottling factory in the early 1900s, later used by the Diament Knitting Mill. Converted in 2001 by Atria Development …
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Forest Hill Lofts
A rare example of Art Deco industrial architecture in midtown Toronto. Built in 1930-31 as the Canadian headquarters of Coats & Pa…
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Stockyard Lofts
Originally a braids and laces factory dating to the 1890s, later operating as the Prescott Hide leather tannery. Converted in 1996…
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Liv Lofts
A former medical and professional office building at Don Mills and Lawrence, converted into loft-style condos. Known for generous …
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1 St. Johns Place Lofts
A converted industrial building in The Junction, one of Toronto's most historically dense neighbourhoods for factory conversions. …
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Warehouse Lofts
Two connected warehouse buildings on Manitoba Street in Mimico, converted into hard lofts with Lake Ontario just steps away. Large…
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Derby Lofts
A converted commercial building on King Street East in Corktown, one of Toronto's oldest neighbourhoods. Hard loft character on a …
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Network Lofts
A converted industrial building in Etobicoke near Islington and Bloor, offering hard loft character — exposed concrete, high ceili…
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Schoolhouse Lofts
The former Annex schoolhouse next door to Loretto Lofts at 385 Brunswick, converted into a boutique collection of lofts. High ceil…
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Evening Telegram Lofts
The former printing facility of the Evening Telegram — one of Toronto's major daily newspapers from the 1870s through 1971. The bu…
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Gotham Lofts
A hard loft conversion occupying a century-old commercial building in the heart of King West. Exposed brick, open-concept layouts,…
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Academy Lane Lofts
A boutique conversion on Queen Street East in the Beach, bringing hard loft character to an otherwise residential east-end neighbo…
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113 Dupont Lofts
A converted industrial building on Dupont Street in the Annex-Rosedale corridor, an address better known for Victorian houses than…
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SoHo Bayview Lofts
A loft conversion on Eglinton Avenue East bringing hard loft character to midtown Toronto. Steps from Leaside and the Bayview corr…
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Madison Lofts
A converted building on MacPherson Avenue in the Annex, steps from Avenue Road and the Summerhill-Rosedale border. Hard loft chara…
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Bloorline Lofts
A converted industrial building on St. Helens Avenue in Bloordale, near Dufferin and Bloor. The neighbourhood has been one of the …
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Tannery Lofts
A former tannery on Dundas Street East in Leslieville, converted into hard lofts. Original heavy brick construction, high ceilings…
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SoHo Lofts
A loft conversion on Eglinton Avenue East in Mount Pleasant, bringing hard loft character to a midtown address. Connects the Yonge…
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Printing Factory Lofts
The former Toronto Lithographing Company, founded in 1878. The original 3-storey brick structure — featuring a distinctive sawtoot…
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Arch Lofts
The former Perth Avenue Public School, a Romanesque Revival building in the Junction Triangle, converted into lofts. Heritage arch…
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Steam Plant Lofts
The former steam plant for a cluster of institutional buildings near Wellesley and Jarvis. Heavy industrial construction — thick b…
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Century Lofts
A converted building on Dundas Street East steps from the Distillery District and the revitalized east end of downtown. Hard loft …
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Graphic Arts Building
The former home of Toronto's graphic arts and printing trade — a heritage commercial building steps from Osgoode and Queen West. O…
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Coleman Lofts
A converted industrial building on Coleman Avenue in Leslieville, steps from Gerrard and the Carlaw corridor. Hard loft character …
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Bakery Lofts
A former bakery building on Minto Street in Leslieville, converted into hard lofts. The neighbourhood's rich industrial heritage i…
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Carhartt Lofts
The former Hamilton Carhartt Co. factory — manufacturer of overalls, workwear, and gloves, once claiming to be the World's Largest…
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Butterick Building Lofts
The former Butterick Publishing Company building at 468 Wellington St W, built in the early 1900s for the company famous for its s…
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