21 Swanwick Ave, Toronto
Overview
Dreaming of a historic, authentic loft in a century-old Gothic revival church? You’ve come to the right place! Historic meets modern in this Toronto loft, with its expansive glass panels and 14-foot ceiling heights.This striking loft conversion was once the home of the Emmanuel Presbyterian Church, now a designated heritage building. A local landmark of its East Toronto locale, The Swanwick contains just 10 units carved from this historic structure. Each loft boasts dramatic ceiling heights, multiple skylights and massive windows.
Most Notable Features
Unique, funky and spacious layouts: For buyers searching for unique living spaces, this Toronto condo is anything but cookie cutter! Each one of these suites will showcase a unique open-concept space ranging from 1,700 to over 2,000 square feet. Some units have windows on the east and west walls, allowing lots of light from both sides, plus a grand entrance landing between the main floor and the basement, with expansive glass panels.
Most units house two or three bedrooms on the upper floors, with family rooms and laundry facilities in the finished bedrooms. Each kitchen includes an island with slab cabinetry, quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances.
Outdoor entertaining: Residents can entertain outdoors on their terraces, which have water and gas outlets and up to 1,230 square feet of space.
A great neighbourhood:The Swanwick is surrounded by parks, community centres and sports facilities, along with groceries and public transit. Residents can stroll along the boardwalk or walk and bike along the Martin Goodman Trail.
Distinctive restoration: Developers have painstakingly restored the original brick facade, stonework, stained-glass windows, interior wood detailing and exposed brick walls while preserving the structure's distinctive square tower.
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About 21 Swanwick Ave, Toronto
Not in the mood to cook? Cool Runnings Restaurant and Seaspray Restaurant are great places to hang out with friends over a meal. And if y ou need some ingredients for your next dinner party, you’ll find everything you need at Beach Food Mart. Culture lovers can explore Areej Art Gallery and Gallery Cobalt. For nearby green space, Norwood Park, Stephenson Park and Cassels Avenue Playground are ideal spots to catch a breath of fresh air and relax on a bench with your favourite novel. For nearby schools, Beaches Alternative Junior School and Kimberley Junior Public School are a short stroll away.
Transit riders take note: The Swanwick is just a short stroll to a TTC stop. For drivers, the closest highway is the Don Valley Pkwy via Don Mills Rd.