West 833 - 833 King St. W - This loft was originally a three story 1930's Art Deco perfumery with a new seven storey construction. West 833 is one of King West's most distinctive converted lofts, which range in size from 645-1610 square feet and each with own parking. Located in one of Toronto's most happening neighbourhoods, with ceiling heights that run from 10 feet in the original building to 18 feet in the new structure. Two-storey penthouses have 18 foot ceilings in the living/dining areas and 9 feet in other areas, along with Expansive windows. 833 King St. W. has a building intercom security access, fifty-two indoor parking stalls and three visitor parking spaces, individual storage unit for each suite, bicycle parking and outdoor roof terrace overlooking Stanley Park. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Croft Lofts - 8-16 Croft St. - Located near Little Italy, just east of Bathurst and College St., Croft is a freehold development of 5 townhouse style lofts completed in 1990 by architects Littlewood Hess. This former armory is located on a very interesting back alley lane, giving the homes a decidedly forbidden yet cool feel about them. The multi story 2000 sq. ft homes have the flexibility for a home office or separate apartment, typically living areas and a large bedroom are located on level 2. Level 3 consists of a den between two large terrace/decks. High ceilings, exposed brick, industrial design features and vaulted ceilings make for spectacular living. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

The Oxford On Markham - 75 Markham St. - Originally housing the Oxford Picture Frame Factory (which had recently relocated from Oxford Street) this outdated industrial anomoly was converted in 1986 into 16 multi-level loft residences, retaining many of the original heavy timber, steel joists, and brick details from its previous use. There are just sixteen suites housed in this Bob Mitchell Development. Most of The Oxford's suites are multi-level with some of them having as many as four levels. All units have a fireplace and many have exposed brick and hardwood floors. Ceiling heights are between ten to twelve feet. Many units have private roof decks or patios, as well as skylights. All units have underground parking spaces. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

6 Bartlett - 6 Bartlett Ave - This is one of Toronto's first loft style condominium developments. It's located just east of Dufferin St. and north of Bloor St. The conversion of 6 Bartlett Ave  to residential housing was competed by Allan D. Gordon Associates in 1985.  The project won the Ontario Renews Award that year. The building contains 13 units ranging in size from 1,300 to 1,600 square feet. Each unit includes one separate exterior garage space. Maintenance fees are low, the same for each unit, and don't include hydro. Features include large cedar roof decks, fireplaces, 3 levels of living space, and a 30 foot atrium with skylights to bring in natural light. Security is by way of an enterphone system.  6 Bartlett Ave offers unique living in Toronto's west end. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Bartlett Lofts - 8 Bartlett Ave - This loft conversion was completed in 2002 by Alice Street Holdings, and is located just east of Dufferin St. and north of Bloor St. The building was originally established in 1907 as a rope manufacturing facility. This intimate loft development contains 6 units ranging in size from 1,090 to 1,390 square feet. Suite features include: 2 level living space, exposed wood columns and beams, 13 foot ceilings, and skylights. Condo fees are low. A double parking space is included with one of the units, with others requiring street permit parking. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

41 Shanly - 41 Shanly St. - Originally constructed as the Dominion Felt Works, this industrial building was transformed in 1983 into 10 two and three storey condominium loft units. As one of Toronto's original loft conversions, 41 Shanly offers suits ranging in size from 800 to 1,800 square feet, and is located just north of Bloor and Dovercourt. Each suite features a fireplace and private roof top terrace. Other features include: exposed brick, 12'-30' ceilings, atrium windows and skylights, private garage, and low maint fees. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

La Piazza - 39 Roehampton Ave - Developed by partners Jourdan and Herzig in 1990, La Piazza is one of the few uptown lofts. These developers were one of the first in Toronto to build a new loft style property from scratch. La Piazza is located just north of Yonge and Eglinton, and contains just 27 suites. With architecture by Gabor and Popper, this modern structure is comprised of concrete, glass, and steel. Ground floor suites facing the courtyard have patios, penthouses have roof gardens, and the rest feature Juliet balconies. All lofts are two stories and feature an area of 17' high ceilings in the living room, and come in one bedroom and one bedroom + den configurations. Large 16' high windows allow lots of natural light. The development is comprised of two small towers each serviced by one elevator. Security is by way of enter phone buzzer. Due to the building's small size, there are no facilities to speak of. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability