115 Manning - 115 Manning St. - Just 6 lofts are housed in this interesting converted warehouse. Developed by Hans Monvik in 1986, most of the original building was lost in a fire thus the building is largely new. All the lofts have outdoor spaces (patios or roof decks / terraces), however only 4 units have parking spaces. Ceilings vary from 9 to 12 feet in height. The units range from a 900 sq. ft. one-bedroom to 1,650 sq. ft. two-bedroom. Fireplaces and open concept living is the marquee of 115 Manning Avenue. Due to its back alley location and small size, most people are not aware of 115 Manning Avenue. Located, literally, a couple of blocks from Queen Street West and Bathurst Street, the location is terrific. Condo fees are very reasonable and do not include utilities. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

66 Portland - 66 Portland St. - A modern boutique loft building, 66 Portland offers 85 lofts in Toronto's fashion/entertainment district. This nine storey building is composed of pre-cast concrete and glass, with an intererior designed by Cecconi Simone. 66 Portland is located south of King St. and west of Spadina Ave. Loft features include: floor to ceiling windows, 10' exposed concrete ceilings, hardwood or polished concrete floors, private balconies and terraces, and exposed concrete columns. Unit configurations include: 1 bed, 1 bed+den, 2 bed, and 2 bed+den. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Bloorline Lofts - 284 Helens Ave - Once a mattress factory, the conversion of the Bloorline Lofts was completed by Plazacorp, in 1995. The three storey building houses 62 units, with the main floor sitting below grade. Located just south-west of Bloor St. and Lansdowne Ave, the Bloorline Lofts are just steps from the subway. Features include nine- to 12-foot ceilings, exposed ductwork, brick walls, exposed ducts and beams, wooden ceilings, and individual entrances at street level. Unit configurations range from studios to 2 bedroom 3 level suites. Some of the suites include surface parking but many do not. Condo fees are low, utilities extra. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Wallace Station - 371 Wallace Ave - This site was formerly a 70 year old postage stamp glue factory and adjacent garage. Terradigm Development Inc converted the buildings into a 4 storey, red brick, mill style loft containing 34 luxury suites and 5 coach house lofts. Loft features include: 625-1,869 sq. footages, exposed brick, wood post and beam, balconies, fenced patios, and rooftop gardens. Coach house features include: 798-1,152 sq. footages, up to 18' ceilings, 3 levels, direct private entry, and all have rooftop gardens. Each loft at Wallace Station has individual security systems and hydro metering. Configurations are from studio to 2 bed+den. Nearly all lofts include a parking space in a gated, controlled access, surface parking lot. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

Wrigley Lofts - 245 Carlaw Ave - Originally a gum factory, The Wrigley Building, a 6-strorey building, dates back to 1916. Freight elevators complement the industrial motif, and if you're lucky, a few units have a freight elevator that enters right into the loft! Naturally, the ceilings are superbly high, and property taxes and maintenance fees are incredibly low. Units have increased in value, as many have been upgraded and restored beyond what they were originally sold as. The Wrigley Building is located in the burgeoning area of Leslieville, a part of the city you'll see develop more and more as it attracts a greater number of loft-owners, who typically keep pulse with contemporary style. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability

The Loretto - 387 Brunswick Ave - Loretto Abbey, designed by architect Neil G. Beggs, was completed in 1914. The structure incorporates numerous Beaux-Arts Design principals popular at the time. The building is listed on the City of Toronto Inventory of Heritage Properties. It is a landmark in the popular Annex neighbourhood of Toronto. Loretto Abbey is being renovated to house a heritage collection of condominium residences and exclusive town homes. Restoration of this heritage building will be one of the most significant design and construction undertakings in the city. The existing building will be maintained and restored in keeping with its historic relevance and beauty. The Loretto will be comprised of a one-of-a-kind collection of elegant condominium residences that reflect the historic charm and high ceilings of the heritage building. The overall complex will be centred on an interior landscaped courtyard and amenities pavilion with most condominium residences and town homes including private terraces and balconies. If you're interested in a loft for sale in Toronto and like this building, click here Check Availability