GTALofts
Building profile — Trinity Bellwoods

Argyle Lofts

183 Dovercourt Rd · Trinity Bellwoods, Toronto

Hard Loft
Illustration of Argyle Lofts, 183 Dovercourt Rd, Toronto
Building illustration — a hand-drawn impression based on documented facts. Not a photograph, and not an exact record of how the building looks.
Original use
1919 Ideal Bread Co. bakery (site est. 1873)
Converted
2007
Units
86
Neighbourhood
Trinity Bellwoods
Loft type
Hard Loft

Building details compiled from public sources and believed accurate; verify before relying on them.

Ask about Argyle Lofts

Availability, what has traded here, or what living in this building is actually like. You will get a reply from Peter, not an autoresponder.

Consent can be withdrawn at any time by replying to any message or emailing peter@gtalofts.com. Your details are not sold or shared with third parties.

What this building is

Argyle Lofts is a hard loft at 183 Dovercourt Rd, in Trinity Bellwoods. The structure was originally 1919 Ideal Bread Co. bakery (site est. 1873). It was converted to residential use in 2007. The catalogue records 86 units.

A genuine industrial conversion — the structure was built for something else entirely, and the timber, brick and steel are the original fabric of the building.

What to check in a hard loft

In a genuine conversion the things that matter are mostly invisible from a listing photo: how the building handled its envelope and its windows, how sound moves through original structure, what the exposed services actually are, whether the ceiling height is usable height or duct space, and what the reserve fund looks like against a building of this age. Those are questions to ask the building, not the unit.

There is no listing information on this page, and there is none anywhere on this site. Not affiliated with TRREB or CREA. This site does not display live MLS listing data.

Thinking about a loft?

Whether you are trying to find the right building or work out what yours is worth, start with a conversation. No obligation, and no automated valuation nonsense.