229 - 68 BROADVIEW AVENUE, Toronto, Ontario M4M 2E6

Welcome to unit 229 at Broadview lofts, one of Torontos most coveted hard loft addresses. This loft conversion is one of the best in the city with historical details that will transport you back in time to the buildings first era when it was a pharmaceutical warehouse in the early 1900s; huge industrial barn doors, exposed brick, post and beam and high wood- slat ceilings throughout. The building also has coveted modern amenities like underground parking and a massive indoor/outdoor party room that overlooks the Toronto skyline and even retained its original new-york style water tower! Unit 229 is configured as a massive 1 bedroom unit that spans 1085 ... read more

Welcome to unit 229 at Broadview lofts, one of Torontos most coveted hard loft addresses. This loft conversion is one of the best in the city with historical details that will transport you back in time to the buildings first era when it was a pharmaceutical warehouse in the early 1900s; huge industrial barn doors, exposed brick, post and beam and high wood- slat ceilings throughout. The building also has coveted modern amenities like underground parking and a massive indoor/outdoor party room that overlooks the Toronto skyline and even retained its original new-york style water tower! Unit 229 is configured as a massive 1 bedroom unit that spans 1085 square feet and has a unique layout with its separate, lower- level entrance and a floorplan that has windows at both the north and south end, allowing for plenty of light and a big separation between your living/dining area and your sleeping quarters. The space is overflowing with hard-loft character elements and even has a balcony for a slice of outdoor space that overlooks a tree-lined courtyard. The surrounding areas of Riverside and Leslieville offer a little bit of everything you want in a good neighbourhood plenty of parks, easy-access to all forms of transit, top restaurants and other shopping essentials and the neighbourhood is set to become even more dynamic when the East Harbour station opens just down the street, part of the new Ontario Line subway set to transform the city. (id:25417)