Address: 1852 Queen Street East, Unit 303 Neighbourhood: The Beaches Agent: Andrew Walker, Royal LePage Signature Realty, Brokerage Price: $1,249,000 Previously sold for: 1,030,000, in 2011
A loft on the third floor of a 1920s building.
Here’s the dining area:
There’s a small office nook:
The kitchen has a wine fridge with space for 160 bottles:
The master bedroom is upstairs:
The owner installed a steam shower in the master en suite:
The master bedroom has a door to a terrace:
The building had lots of uses throughout the 20th century—it was, at different times, a bowling alley, a dance studio and a boxing gym—but it was vacant when Streetcar Developments found it in the early 2000s. The developer converted the space into 12 apartments. This unit’s owner, a single professional woman, bought the loft in 2011. She’s selling so she can buy a house with her son and his partner.
It’s hard to find windows this size (18 feet tall, to be exact):
Plus, the space has all the features loft buyers love: hardwood floors, wood-beamed ceilings and exposed brick walls. On muggy summer days, reprieve at Woodbine Beach is a six-minute walk away.
The loft isn’t exactly family-friendly, with just a single master bedroom on the second floor and no conversion-ready den.
• 1,674 square feet • 260-square-foot private patio • 160-bottle wine fridge • 20-foot ceilings • 18-foot windows • 2 bathrooms • 1 bedroom • 1 parking space
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