Victoria Lofts
152 Annette St, Toronto
Overview
Located on the corner of Annette Street and Medland Street, you would never think this building is anything more than a well-maintained Victorian-era church. But take a closer look and you’ll discover some of the most beautiful conversion hard-lofts in Toronto.
The property contains 34 Toronto lofts spread throughout both the original church structure and a connected brickwork building with large warehouse style windows. Offered in one and two-bedroom layouts, these West End condos have been retrofitted to combine the comfort and functionality of modern suites with the historic allure of exposed brick, wood trusses, beautiful brick archways, and lots of natural sunlight. With ceiling heights up to 17-feet, fireplaces, and parking spaces, these suites call out to the true loft-lovers.
Nestled within the quiet residential locale of the Junction Area neighbourhood, Victoria Lofts offers a calming atmosphere with the excitement of the city just a short walk north at Dundas Street West or south to Bloor Street.
Most Notable Features
Expansive floor plans: The floor plans at Victoria Lofts range from 588 to 2,539 square-feet, while the hard loft design creates a sense of space and openness. So whether you want a cozy one-bedroom or a huge penthouse with a second-floor mezzanine office, Victoria Lofts has an expansive range of suites and sizes.
Old meets new: The suite designs and finishes at Victoria Lofts are best described as old meets new. Kitchens, washrooms, appliances, and maintenance, all meet (and even surpass) modern-living expectations. But the new vibe is matched with a charming antique quality felt when the sun hits the exposed red brick walls or when you stand out on your balcony under a broad brick archway. It’s perfect for people who love the past, but love living in the present.
A calm neighbourhood: A home between Dundas Street West and Bloor in the Junction Area is like living in a small town tucked within the city. The quiet streets are lined with trees, older homes enjoy green front lawns, and the likelihood of seeing someone pushing a stroller is 100%. If you like the idea of a beautiful home in a calm, family-oriented neighbourhood, then Victoria Lofts is a good choice.
Building Details
Included in Maintenance Fees
Highest price per sqft out of 110 condos in West End
Based on 2 recent sales at 152 Annette St, Toronto
Based on 3 recent rentals at 152 Annette St, Toronto
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expensive than Junction Area
condos for sale
At the Victoria Lofts
Condos sold at Victoria Lofts within the past twelve months
About 152 Annette St, Toronto
With a hard loft at 152 Annette Street, residents are just a short walk south of Dundas Street West. Going the other way, you will find Toronto’s most well-known and popular green space, High Park. It’s a 400-acre outdoor recreational space with lots of open playing fields, tennis and basketball courts, children’s playgrounds, natural walking trails, as well as education and cultural facilities and even a zoo. The surrounding neighbourhoods from Roncesvalles to the Bloor West Village and Swansea are all largely residential with a growing community of cafes, restaurants, and boutique shops, not to mention some well-established neighbourhood classics such as Humber Cinema for an evening’s entertainment. Some local hangouts to visit include Playa Cabana Cantina for a cozy Mexican joint, 3030 Dundas West for a fun, welcoming bar scene, and The Beet Organic Café & Market for some delicious gluten-free wraps.
Looking for groceries? Simply walk over to Tim & Sue’s No Frills on Pacific Avenue. You can also find many independent shops and markets along Bloor Street West and Dundas Street.
With High Park just to the south at Bloor Street, you’re probably in good supply of green space. But if you want to change things up, you can visit Ravina Gardens Park or Magwood Park along the Humber River.
A pleasant neighbourhood to get around on foot, the nearby TTC bus routes along Dundas West can zip you to High Park Station and onwards into the city for work and for fun. And drivers can get onto the Gardiner Expressway via Keele and Parkside Drive.