The Derby - 393 King St. E - Located at the corner of King Street East and Parliament Street, The Derby was built in 1989 by Track Investments. Originally conceived as 26 investment suites, the building has since resold to become 100% owner-occupied. Suites range in size from 880 square feet to 1100 square feet. Three lofts have open terraces and several have wood-burning fireplaces. All units in The Derby have 2 bedrooms, a parking space and 16 foot ceilings in the living and dining areas. Both bedrooms are essentially open at mezzanine level. The Derby lofts are not a true loft conversion but nonetheless, is one of the more popular condo developments in the city. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

The Brewery Lofts - 90 Sumach St. - The Brewery Lofts are actually converted from a former CBC props warehouse, by The Sorbara Development Group. The Brewery Lofts are large, with 14 foot ceilings, mushroom columns and polished concrete floors and huge floor to ceiling windows. Maintenance fees are low even though heat, hydro and central air conditioning are included in the fees. The building's facilities are minimal but includes a recreation/amenities area. Many of the 110 suites have been treated like a blank canvas and the owners have done extensive upgrades to their suites. The Brewery Loft penthouses have there own spiral stairs reaching a sprawling balcony, with most having roof top terraces. One of the best authentic loft buildings in the city in terms of value for the money.  Indoor parking is located on the first and second floors. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Richmond Mews - 287 Richmond St. E - This loft conversion was a small 5-storey warehouse located just east of Sherbourne Street on Richmond St. E formerly a musical instrument factory. Transformed by architect Alan Gordon in 1997, the Richmond Mews contains only 15 suites on 5 floors. Located in a highly developing area, these lofts are destined to be very popular as an alternative to the bland mega condo projects currently being offered in Toronto's lower eastside. Ground floor units feature walkouts to private west patios, and penthouses feature large west roof terraces. As the original structure was an industrial warehouse ceiling heights are a soaring 11 feet. All suites in the Richmond Mews feature hardwood floors in living, dining/kitchen areas. Windows are large multi-paned panels of glass that allow for bright spaces. Units vary from an 800 sq. ft. single level one bedroom to 1300 sq. ft., 2-storey, 2 bedroom. Parking is located outdoors. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Noble Court Lofts - 24 Noble St. - Located just off Queen St. W, in Parkdale ( at Brock St.), 24 Noble St. houses lofts from 460 sq.ft to 1200 sq.ft. Architecturally this building is superb, a real mill style loft. Renovated in 1989 as an office/industrial studio conversion by Greenwin Properties, the Noble Court Lofts were rezoned in the mid 90’s as live/work lofts.  Ceiling heights are a healthy 10 ½ ft. Building features include; exposed brick, hardwood floors, massive timber columns and beams. The complex has limited first come first serve parking ( 20 spaces) and no facilities. As an affordable alternative the Noble Court Lofts are very popular. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Liberty Lofts - 383 Adelaide St. E - It's hard to find such a beautiful, old-style loft in the heart of downtown Toronto. The Liberty Lofts were converted from the old Gillette razor factory, in 1990. The building features enormous concrete columns and brick posts that serve as its foundation. When the warehouse was renovated, Core Architects managed to preserve the original courtyard by installing a skylight. Now an atrium, the gorgeous courtyard can be seen as one rides up the elevator to their loft. 36 of the 46 lofts are large single bedrooms while the other 10 are two storey, two bedroom penthouses. Virtually all of them have a balcony. Unfortunately there is only parking assigned to the penthouse suites. For its courtyard atrium, unconventionally large suites, and ideal location, Liberty Lofts is an exceptional buy. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Soho Lofts - 188 Eglinton Ave. E - This office-to-loft conversion was executed by developer Bruce Greenburg in 1998. The Soho lofts contain 88 suites are the only true loft conversion project in the much desired Yonge and Eglinton area. Even more desirable than location is the Soho Lofts themselves. With 11 ft. high ceilings and massive multipaned windows, sliding doors on industrial sliders, and the usual variety of modern finishings. The Soho Lofts are both comfortable and spacious. Buyers have the choice between hardwood and concrete floors. Smart finishes are consistent throughout the interior and exterior. Facilities include a fitness center complete with a professional trainer, party room, a sauna, golf cage, and a sun deck with barbeques. Parking is underground and rented. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability 

The Creed Building - 295 Davenport Rd. - The Creed building houses 19 loft style units and sits at the intersection of Bedford Rd. and Davenport Rd., between the posh Bloor Annex and Yorkville neighbourhoods. Developed in 1998 by Brian Timmons, Michael Hatch and Nari Thadani, the building was formerly the 2 storey Creed Fur warehouse. The Creed Building received an addition to create this 3 storey art deco loft. Units range in size from 800 Sq. ft to 2100 Sq. ft. A few units offer direct street access and a townhouse-like design. Most units have private terraces. Many of the units have hardwood floors, gas fireplaces, spacious open kitchens and large rooms, although features vary specifically from unit to unit. Other characteristics in many of the units are high or multi-level ceilings (8ft to 13ft), floor to ceiling windows, stainless steel appliances & custom Paris kitchens. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

20 Brockton - 20 Brockton St. - Built in 1985 by Jackson Goad Architects, 20 Brockton is an interesting loft town development in Toronto. Literally situated off a back alley, the building houses 18 suites, all with separate entrances. Lying between Queen Street West and Dundas Street West and east of Brock Street, 20 Brockton is conveniently located to the TTC streetcar line. All units are multiple-storey with very open concept designs. Ceilings are typically more than 10 feet in height. Many units have terraces or patios and fireplaces, and most do not have air-conditioning. All suites have outdoor parking spaces. The lofts range in size from 1000 square feet to about 1750 square feet All units have the same incredibly reasonable condominium fee that does not include utilities. Brockton represents excellent value for the money in west side Toronto. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability 

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