68 Broadview Ave, Toronto

Overview
One of Toronto’s most popular hard loft conversions, the Broadview Lofts were once a Rexall pharmacy warehouse. Known for their massive windows with iconic sharp, black trim that blends so well with the building's industrial style, this Toronto loft has garnered much praise and a second place Pug Award for best residential building. The loft conversion added extra levels composed largely of glass while preserving many of the structure’s historic elements, including the cage elevators and a rooftop water tower.
The Broadview Lofts not only feature plenty of the concrete and brick that buyers expect in hard lofts, but also come with plenty of historic wooden beams, which lend warmth and character to these units. The building’s original floors were also preserved, giving the units dramatic ceiling heights. Offering stylish warehouse living and striking interiors, this building will hold special appeal for those seeking an urban retreat in the heart of Leslieville.

Most Notable Features
Lots of light: With its oversize warehouse-style windows, these units let in plenty of light, offering window shades to block out the sun’s rays on very hot days.
A rare find: A rare find in a Toronto hard loft, these units offer spacious balconies with southwestern views over the city’s skyline.
Features and finishes: Residents will enjoy hardwood floors, granite countertops, built-in master closets, stainless steel appliances and limestone tiles in the bathrooms.
A balanced living space: The soaring ceilings and massive windows found in this condo lend an airy, spacious feel, which perfectly balances the brick and steel elements of this hard loft conversion.
Great amenities: The Broadview Lofts offer more amenities than most lofts, including a common rooftop deck, security guard, and a party room.