Sylvia Lofts - 50 Camden St. - The Sylvia Lofts are 1 block west of Spadina on the corner of Camden and Brant Streets. Rising 7-storeys and housing 55 suites, the Sylvia loft suites feature open spaces with vast walls of moving windows that let in lots of light and open for fresh air but no actual walk-outs. Hardwood floors and clean surfaces create a contemporary look to this new loft construction. The Sylvia was developed by Urban Capital and Intracorp Developments. All suites offer 9’2” ceilings. Suites range from 510 sq.ft. one bedrooms to 1210 sq.ft. two bedroom Penthouses with terraces. Facilities include a party room, and landscaped patio. The Sylvia is very popular due to its phenomenal location, boutique size and stylish architectural design. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

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. Developed by Walter Harhay and designed by architect Len Sedun, Tecumseth Lofts are located on the northwest corner of King and Tecumseth and was completed in 1999. Ceiling heights range from 9ft to 28ft but are on average 11 feet. Suite sizes range from a 710 to 1150 sqr.ft. for one bedroom plus den, 1555 sqr.ft. for 2 bedrooms. 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. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

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! Situated on trendy shopping mecca Queen St, the loft is steps to boutique shopping, furniture stores, cafes, restaurants, and a yoga studio. This seven storey, 102 unit building blends well into the facades of the neighbourhood as well as wraps around the historical Farr House, a landmark on this trendy street. 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. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Stewart Lofts - 32 Stewart St. - This boutique loft building is located just south-east of King and Bathurst and was developed by Harhag Construction. The building consist of 48 units and is eight stories high. The look of the Stewart Lofts are a clean and futuristic with a very modern "no frills" approach to the common areas. The style emphasis all in the condo unit. Once you enter the Stewart Lofts lobby you're surrounded by exposed brick and concrete, giving you that true loft feel. Once inside the units, expect to see hardwood flooring, 9 ft. ceilings, floor to ceiling windows, concrete mushroom beams, concrete ceiling, exposed metal piping, drop down sliding doors, movable kitchen islands with built-in wine racks and granite counters. Two storey units are on the 7th floor and are complemented with huge open terraces. If you're looking for that industrial, raw loft feel, Stewart Lofts are for you. Maintenance fees are low as owner pays for their own electricity, there is no concierge or amenities. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Massey Harris Lofts - 915 King St. W - Constructed in 1883, the red brick office building was designed by Edward James Lennox, one of Toronto's leading architects who would go on to design Old City Hall. For close to a century, it served the company as it evolved into Massey-Ferguson and eventually Varity Corp. In 1973, the building was listed as a heritage property by the City. Located near King and Strachan, the Massey Harris Lofts feature 11-17 foot ceiling on some floors, fir beams, one of a kind windows, and  vintage brick walls. Penthouses have terraces up to 1170 Square feet. The Massey Harris Lofts house 46 suites on 5 stories, featuring baths with all glass shower, radiant floor heating, and finishes designed by Cecconi Simone. Parking is located in the townhouses behind the building. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Imperial Lofts - 80 & 90 Sherbourne St. - Located in the downtown's trendy lower east side, directly across the street from the Montreal Bistro, one of Toronto's coolest Jazz clubs, the Imperial Lofts is just steps away from some of the city's best shopping and entertainment. The St. Lawrence Market, home design stores on King St. and antique shops on Queen St. are all at your doorstep. Developed by Plaza Corp, the Imperial Lofts is the rebirth of the old Imperial Optical Warehouse and Office Building. The building complex consists of a 6-storey authentic loft building built in the early 1900's and a 3 storey art deco styled building from the 1930's both restored to a 60 unit modern condominium complex. The 6-storey building boasts exposed wood beams, wood floors, exposed brick walls, exposed ducts and pipes, and 10 1/2 foot ceilings. The 3-storey deco-styled building boasts 10 1/2 foot ceilings, concrete ceilings and columns, and exposed ducts and pipes. Check out the panoramic view of the city, sunbathe, or have a BBQ on the spectacular roof top patio. The Imperial Lofts can boast some of the lowest maintenance fees, in part by operating with few facilities in the building. Parking is available with most units. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like either of these buildings, click here  Check Availability

The Knitting Mill - 426 Queen St. E - The Knitting Mill consists of 28 open concept lofts and is located on Queen Street East between Parliament Street and River Street. This building is a warehouse convertion and was developed by Paul Dehaas in 1998. The Knitting Mill offers authentic loft living in downtown Toronto, at an affordable price. Many of the lofts have exposed brick walls, 11 ft ceilings, wood columns, hardwood floors and beams. They range in size from a 600 sq ft (studio/1 bedroom) 1200 sq ft (multi bedroom, 2 floor suites). Parking is available for a limited number of lofts and is outside. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here  Check Availability

Clinton Lofts - 200 Clinton St. - This authentic loft conversion is just a few steps from the ultra hip & trendy College/Clinton intersection in Little Italy. This wonderful mews-style development offers an intimate setting with only 13 units in the building. Essentially the building consists of 2- and 3-story townhouse lofts with ceilings that typically range from 91/2 ft to 11ft. in height. Most units have private outdoor space like patios or decks, and some offer vaulted double height ceilings. Formerly a warehouse, architects Jackson Goad managed to preserve some of the original industrial features like wood beams, exposed brick and authentic hardwood floors. Square footages range from 1300 – 2400 sqr. ft. Condo fees are reasonable and do not cover utilities. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

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