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Hard Lofts in Toronto

28 buildings

What to expect

Hard lofts are the real thing: former factories, warehouses, schools and churches converted into homes. Expect exposed brick, timber or concrete columns, oversized industrial windows and ceilings that often run 11 feet or higher. No two suites are quite alike, and buildings tend to be small and tightly held.

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All hard lofts

Little Portugal

Argyle Lofts

183 Dovercourt Rd

Formerly: Ideal Bread Company bakery (later Wonder Bakeries)

Converted 2007 · 86 units · 5 storeys

Corktown

Brewery Lofts

90 Sumach St

Formerly: 1950s warehouse later used as CBC television design centre, studios and prop storage

Converted 1999 · 110 units · 7 storeys

Riverside

Broadview Lofts

68 Broadview Ave

Formerly: Rexall drug company warehouse

Converted 2007 · 154 units · 7 storeys

Queen West

Candy Factory Lofts

993 Queen St W

Formerly: Ce De Candy Co. factory (maker of Rockets), earlier a textile mill

Converted 1999 · 121 units · 6 storeys

Roncesvalles

Feather Factory Lofts

2154 Dundas St W

Formerly: B.F. Harvey Co. bedding factory, later a feather and down manufacturer

Converted 2009 · 44 units · 6 storeys

Davenport Village

Foundry Lofts

1100 Lansdowne Ave

Formerly: Canada Foundry Company works (steel, iron and locomotive fabrication)

Converted 2008 · 104 units · 3 storeys

King West

Gotham Lofts

781 King St W

Formerly: Horse harness factory, later a garment workshop

Converted 1997 · 54 units · 6 storeys

Leslieville

i-Zone Lofts

326 Carlaw Ave & 1159–1173 Dundas St E

Formerly: Coca-Cola plant and Diament Knitting Mill

101 units · 4 storeys

St. Lawrence

Imperial Lofts

80–90 Sherbourne St

Formerly: Imperial Optical Company warehouse and offices

Built 1910 · 65 units · 6 storeys

Kensington Market

Kensington Market Lofts

160 Baldwin St & 21 Nassau St

Formerly: 1920s school building, later a George Brown College campus

Converted 2000 · 145 units · 7 storeys

Garden District

Merchandise Lofts

155 Dalhousie St

Formerly: Simpsons (later Sears) department store warehouse and mail-order depot

Converted 1999 · 526 units · 11 storeys

Parkdale

Noble Court Lofts

24 Noble St

Formerly: Piano-action factory, later a toy factory and warehouse

Converted 1989 · 79 units

Roncesvalles

Robert Watson Lofts

363–369 Sorauren Ave

Formerly: Robert Watson Co. candy factory (originally a Columbia Graphophone plant)

Converted 2007 · 153 units · 6 storeys

Regent Park

Tannery Lofts

736 Dundas St E

Formerly: Cigar box factory, later a tannery and soap works

Converted 2007 · 45 units · 7 storeys

Roncesvalles

The Abbey Lofts

384 Sunnyside Ave

Formerly: Howard Park Methodist (later United, then Pentecostal) church

Converted 2008 · 24 units · 3 storeys

Riverdale

The Glebe Lofts

660 Pape Ave

Formerly: Riverdale Presbyterian Church

Converted 2005 · 32 units · 3 storeys

Waterfront

Tip Top Lofts

637 Lake Shore Blvd W

Formerly: Tip Top Tailors headquarters, factory and warehouse

Converted 2006 · 256 units · 10 storeys

Liberty Village

Toy Factory Lofts

43 Hanna Ave

Formerly: Irwin Toy factory and distribution centre

Converted 2008 · 213 units · 7 storeys

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