Claremont Hall Lofts

What this building is

Claremont Hall Lofts is a hard loft at 34 Claremont Street, in Trinity Bellwoods. Its original use, as documented: Hard loft conversion. It was converted to residential use in 1994. The catalogue records 13 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.

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Before you buy here

Sourced, dated guides to the questions that come up with a building like this one:

• Hard lofts and soft lofts: what the terms mean and what to check
• Heritage designation, Heritage Conservation Districts and Toronto lofts
• Status certificates for Toronto condos and lofts: what they say and the 10-day rule
• Condo reserve funds, reserve fund studies and special assessments in Ontario
• Lofts in Trinity Bellwoods: the neighbourhood guide