I think we’ve all dreamed about living in a large, stylish loft at one time or another in our lives. Typical owners are single professionals or a couple, usually no children as these wide open spaces aren’t ideal for families. Owners usually range in age from late twenties to downsizing boomers. Ingredients for your personalized dream loft include:
1 converted warehouse with high ceilings, lots of light and character
1 suite in that building, over 1200 sq ft, over 13 foot ceilings
1 owner with vision and financial ability to make dream come true
There are some great, hard lofts in Toronto. Hard lofts are converted warehouses and former commercial spaces. Soft lofts are new construction buildings made to look like a converted warehouse. Soft lofts never quite cut it though… they usually only have 9 foot ceilings and some exposed concrete. My favourite hard loft buildings are The Candy Factory, Broadview Lofts, Brewery Lofts, The Monarch Building and Merchandise Lofts. Many suites in these buildings are still blank canvasses in that owners have not undergone significant personalization of their suite. With so much space, there are a lot of options to install mezzanines, chef kitchens and spa-like bathrooms.
We just happen to have *cough, cough* one of these spaces available. Large, bright, corner suite in Brewery Lofts for sale. This is the perfect suite for someone who wants to move in and enjoy the loft in it’s excellent condition or take on a larger project. I believe Brewery Lofts is one of, if not, THE best value hard loft building in the city and it also has very low monthly carrying costs considering how big the suites are. Not only is this suite ideal, it comes with an 800 sq ft roof-top terrace facing directly West with a view of downtown, I can’t tell you how rare this combination is.
1 converted warehouse with high ceilings, lots of light and character
1 suite in that building, over 1200 sq ft, over 13 foot ceilings
1 owner with vision and financial ability to make dream come true
There are some great, hard lofts in Toronto. Hard lofts are converted warehouses and former commercial spaces. Soft lofts are new construction buildings made to look like a converted warehouse. Soft lofts never quite cut it though… they usually only have 9 foot ceilings and some exposed concrete. My favourite hard loft buildings are The Candy Factory, Broadview Lofts, Brewery Lofts, The Monarch Building and Merchandise Lofts. Many suites in these buildings are still blank canvasses in that owners have not undergone significant personalization of their suite. With so much space, there are a lot of options to install mezzanines, chef kitchens and spa-like bathrooms.
We just happen to have *cough, cough* one of these spaces available. Large, bright, corner suite in Brewery Lofts for sale. This is the perfect suite for someone who wants to move in and enjoy the loft in it’s excellent condition or take on a larger project. I believe Brewery Lofts is one of, if not, THE best value hard loft building in the city and it also has very low monthly carrying costs considering how big the suites are. Not only is this suite ideal, it comes with an 800 sq ft roof-top terrace facing directly West with a view of downtown, I can’t tell you how rare this combination is.