1 Columbus Ave, Toronto

Overview
Found at the corner of Columbus and Sorauren Avenue, this modern residence was formerly the Rawlings Baseball Glove factory. It’s a four-storey, redbrick building with three-panelled warehouse style windows that unites the area’s industrial past with its present residential character.
It’s an exclusive property among West End condos, as there are only ten Toronto lofts available here, many of which have private elevator access. Expansive floor plans allow for unique layouts with a lot of potential for homeowner design. Plus, 1 Columbus is a hard loft conversion building with original finishes such as ten-foot ceilings, polished concrete and hardwood flooring, exposed brick and wood beam accents. There are no amenities, however, some of the units have terraces and the building is close to Sorauren Park opposite the Robert Watson Lofts.
Resdients will enjoy living within a short walk to Roncesvalles Avenue, where they can enjoy many restaurants, cafes, and markets with great TTC convenience along at Dundas West and Bloor Street.

Most Notable Features
Expansive suites: With floor plans ranging from 1,310 to 2,280 square-feet, these are expansive Toronto condos with one and two-bedrooms, huge open-concept layouts, and large windows for optimal sunlight. Living here will give you an executive vibe, overlooking Toronto’s West End.
Private elevator and garage: Adding to the executive vibe of 1 Columbus many of the suites have private elevator access right into the main living room. There are also private, attached garages for car owners, fully rounding out the exclusive nature of these lofts.
Life at Sorauren Park: Just down the street, residents will find Sorauren Park, a community center for dog-lovers with an off leash park, as well as a meeting place during the Farmers’ Market. It’s a pleasant place to enjoy the sunshine, meet your neighbours, and feel a part of the community.