The Gotham - 781 King St. W - Built by Paul Anisman Canadian Equity and Development the Gotham is located on King St. W., just west of Bathurst St.  One of the few mill-style loft convertions in Toronto, the Gotham has proven to be quite popular. Originally a 1917 harness factory, the building has one bedroom suites ranging from 625 sqr. ft. to 1360 sqr. ft., and 1 bedroom plus den/2 bedroom suites ranging from 1145 sqr. ft. to 1900 sqr. ft. Several 650 square foot 2-storey 1 bedroom lofts with balconies exist.  Some features of Gotham Lofts are 9 ½ to 12 foot ceilings, exposed brick, timber columns and joists, large windows and hardwood floors.  Parking is underground and housed in the building next door (the Citysphere, 801 King St. W.).  Facilities include an exercise room and several meeting rooms. 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.  The Gotham Lofts are a funky, authentic condominium loft building that is proving to be one of the finest re-sale properties in the city. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Hepbourne Hall - 110 Hepbourne St. - This Toronto Loft building is located west of Dovercourt Rd. and south of Bloor St. W.  It was built by Bob Mitchell from a Church Manse, with only 20 units housed in this Gothic structure.  Suites range from a 550 square foot studio to a 2,200 sqr. ft. multi-level, multi-bedroom loft.  Parking is underground and many suites have open decks or patios. Ceiling heights are typically twelve feet and hardwood floors are a common feature.  Maintenance fees are low, however, as with most small loft properties, facilities and concierge do not exist.  Hepbourne Hall is a very hot property for those seeking a unique small condominium property in Toronto.  If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Industrial Revolution - 676 Richmond St. W - This loft convertion is located on a quiet residential section of Richmond St. W., just west of Bathurst St.  Originally a knitting mill, the building was converted to house 20 condominiums by Mitchell and Associates.  Suites range from a 750 sqr.ft. one bedroom to 3,200 sqr.ft. multi-level suites.   Nearly every unit has a patio or a terrace.  All units come with an underground parking space, fireplace, 10-16 ft. ceilings and hardwood floors.  Separations between suites consist of concrete blocks, insulation and drywall.  All suites are air-conditioned and most have huge windows.  Many units have two storeys.  Due to the small size of the building, there is no concierge.  Condo fees are therefore low, with utilities extra.  Lofts sell very fast at 676 Richmond St. W.  If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Industrial Revolution II - 670 Richmond St. W - The second phase of Bob Mitchell's wildly successful 676 Richmond St. W., this 12 unit loft building was completed in 1997, converted from the former Decca Records warehouse.  All of the lofts are multi story units. Lower lofts have a small section below grade and a large section above (south units feature patios at grade ), upper loft units feature 3 levels and a terrace.  The lofts range in size from 700 sq ft to approx 2000 sq ft.  Ceiling heights range from 12 - 20 ft high.  Most lofts feature hardwood floors, huge warehouse windows, skylights, multi – level atriums, exposed steel joints and real fireplaces.  Typical of Mitchell Developments, there is one low condo fee for all the units ( utilities extra ) and no facilities.  All suites have one underground parking space.  If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Glasshouse Lofts - 127 Queen St. E - The Glasshouse Lofts were to be named the "Jade Lofts" before changing the name. This Soft Loft, With It's Sheer Glass Exterior, Contains 48 Suits Spread Across 12 Floors. The building is located just west of Queen/Jarvis. Prices: from $267,900 for 900 sq. ft. to $409,900 for 1,395 sq. ft. Fees: 45 cents per sq. ft., plus hydro. Amenities: party room, kitchen, parkette. Architect: Turner Fleischer Architects Inc., Developer: Exeter, Interior Design: Mike Niven Interior Design Inc. Lower level has approximately 9’ ceiling and two storey, 17’ ceilings in living/dining. The upper level is approximately 8’ in height.  If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Kensington Lofts - 160 Baldwin St., 21 Nassau St. - Located right in the Kensington Market, near Spadina and College Sts. The lofts are conveniently located within walking distance of the University of Toronto; the Art Gallery; Little Italy; Queen St. West and many of the major hospitals. These two low-rise brick buildings were originally part of George Brown College, and were converted to lofts in 1999. The Nassau Building is a 61-unit, 4-story building with terraced street level units and 1-2 bdrm lofts. The Baldwin Building is a 6-story building with 79 condo apartments with the top level set back to create terraced penthouses as well as 1-2 bdrm units, and 2-story lofts. The building features a unique solar heating /cooling system which reduces heating costs by 25%-30%; high ceilings; huge windows; polished bamboo, cork or hardwood floors; a large multi-purpose room and a garage monitored by surveillance cameras and a landscaped central courtyard. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

The Monarch Building - 436 Wellington St. W. - Located just west of Spadina Ave., this is an authentic loft-style complex with 34 suites, 10 1/2 - 11 foot ceilings, exposed wood columns and ceilings, exposed brick and large windows. The Worx was completed in 1998 by Waterloo Capital, John Berman and Matthew Rosenblatt. This project continues to be one of the best loft buildings in the city, as the location is just steps to the Skydome, restaurant district and has direct access to the Gardiner Expressway/QEW. The building features one and 2-storey lofts ranging from 980 sq. ft. to 1900 sq. ft., The top two levels (fifth and sixth floors) are 2-storey penthouse units with terraces. Parking is outdoors and gated. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Chocolate Company Lofts - 955 Queen St. W - A Plazacorp conversion project that has incorporated a couple of industrial buildings with a new 6storey addition. This complex integrates red and yellow brick with glass urban chic seamlessly. Unique, airy lofts with giant windows, many with french balconies, private gated courtyard entrances, penthouses with terraces, two-storey designs, and many one-of-a-kind loft spaces are all available in this building. The Chocolate Company Loft offers a mix of original loft architecture and brand new industrial Bauhaus Lofts, along with barn style doors, concrete ceilings, and steel beams. The old part of the building includes wood slate or corrugated steel barn - style ceilings, wooden posts, steel beams, exposed brick, and high ceilings. Toronto's Queen West neighbourhood is vibrant with hip spots like the Drake Hotel and The Gladstone, as well as cool Art Galleries and restaurants at your doorstep. Cross the street and you will be at Trinity-Bellwoods Park a green oasis in The City. The lofts very in size from 650sq.ft. - 1200sq.ft. with 141 separate suites. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

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