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Condo of the Week: $879,000 for a ground-floor church loft in Roncesvalles

By Victoria DiPlacido
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Condo of the Week: 384 Sunnyside Avenue, Unit 106

Address: 384 Sunnyside Avenue, Unit 106 Neighbourhood: Roncesvalles Agent: Edwin K. Brdlik, Toronto Lofts Realty Corp., Brokerage Price: $879,900

The Place: A one-bedroom unit with a private deck on the first floor of the Abbey Lofts in Roncesvalles.

Bragging Rights: Inventiveness. We’ve featured a number of units in this church-to-condo conversion and have yet to see the same layout twice.

Big Selling Point: The building’s limestone-clad exterior walls make the outdoor deck feel like it belongs to a French chateau.

Possible Deal Breaker: Regular deal-clinchers like brick walls and original stained glass windows, suddenly seem less brag-worthy when neighbouring units boast vaulted ceilings and bell towers.

By the Numbers: • $879,900 • 1,650 square feet • $785.55 in monthly maintenance fees • 2 bathrooms • 1 bedroom • 1 private deck • 1 parking space • 1 bicycle lock-up space

Condo of the Week: 384 Sunnyside Avenue, Unit 106
Condo of the Week: 384 Sunnyside Avenue, Unit 106
Condo of the Week: 384 Sunnyside Avenue, Unit 106
Condo of the Week: 384 Sunnyside Avenue, Unit 106
Condo of the Week: 384 Sunnyside Avenue, Unit 106
Condo of the Week: 384 Sunnyside Avenue, Unit 106
Condo of the Week: 384 Sunnyside Avenue, Unit 106
Condo of the Week: 384 Sunnyside Avenue, Unit 106
Condo of the Week: 384 Sunnyside Avenue, Unit 106
Condo of the Week: 384 Sunnyside Avenue, Unit 106
Condo of the Week: 384 Sunnyside Avenue, Unit 106
Condo of the Week: 384 Sunnyside Avenue, Unit 106
Condo of the Week: 384 Sunnyside Avenue, Unit 106
Condo of the Week: 384 Sunnyside Avenue, Unit 106

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