Lofts in North Toronto
3 loft buildings in the catalogue — 2 hard lofts, 1 hybrid. Conversion and completion dates on file run from 1998 to 2005. Unit counts are recorded for 3 of them, totalling 161.
What was here before
These are the buildings in North Toronto whose original use has been documented. They are the reason the loft stock is here at all:
- SoHo Bayview Lofts — Hard loft conversion, converted 2003.
- SoHo Lofts — former office building converted to residential, converted 1998.
- St. George on Sheldrake Lofts — Hard loft conversion, converted 2005.
Every loft building in North Toronto
SoHo Bayview Lofts
Hard Loft
SoHo Lofts
Hybrid
St. George on Sheldrake Lofts
Hard LoftBuilding details compiled from public sources and believed accurate; verify before relying on them.
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Looking in North Toronto?
Buildings in the same neighbourhood are not interchangeable. Two conversions on the same street can differ completely in ceiling height, sound transfer, window condition, what the board allows and what the reserve fund is carrying. Which building suits you is a different question from which neighbourhood does.
Tell Peter roughly what you are after and he will tell you which of these 3 are worth your time and which are not.
Ask about lofts in North Toronto
What you are looking for, and Peter will come back to you on which buildings here fit.
Guides for buying a loft in North Toronto
Sourced, dated guides to the questions every loft purchase here runs into:
- 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
- Parking and locker units in Toronto lofts and condos: owned unit or exclusive use?
- All Toronto real estate guides · FAQ