Price $670,000
1 BEDROOM
1 BATHROOM
Victorian Loft for the Modern Age
Set your worries down and step into the lifestyle you’ve been dreaming of at Victoria Lofts. This stunning hard loft unit brings together the best of historic character and modern convenience in one unforgettable package.
With soaring 11.5-foot ceilings, exposed brick and ductwork, and sunlight pouring in from two sides, this corner unit offers the ultimate in loft living. Custom motorized Coulisse roller blinds on every window let you transform the natural light into soft, gauzy romance throughout the day.
Enjoy the ease of ground-floor living with your own private entrance—no elevators or stairs required. A peaceful stone path lined with seasonal greenery leads to your front door, where lilac trees greet you and your private terrace awaits. It’s a serene oasis that feels worlds away from the city, yet right in the heart of the Junction.
This 1-bedroom, 1-bathroom loft is one of just 34 units in this boutique building, offering a rare level of privacy and charm. The spacious layout and corner orientation provide both light and tranquility, while recent updates—including a new furnace, washer & dryer, and sliding screen door—ensure modern comfort.
With its unbeatable walkable location, historic character, and peaceful setting, this Victoria Lofts gem is a rare opportunity you won’t want to miss.
IN THE SELLERS WORDS
CONDO – What i love about living here
- Quiet
- My unit is very private! Feels like a secret
- Great neighbours
- Pretty garden
- Beautiful building
- Great light
- Love the tall ceilings + big windows
- Even though it is small, it feels spacious
- Huge tree nextdoor is amazing to look at when full, through bedroom window and from outside
^ lots of green - Have my own entrance to the unit / do not need to go through the building
- Love looking in at night (from outside) and seeing how cozy it is
- Love sitting outside and looking at steeple
- Has lots of storage
- Appliances work well
- Has everything I need!!!
- Place for my bike, inside and outside in the underground garage.
NEIGHBOURHOOD – what i love to do in the area
- It’s got a great personality! A mix of old and new vibes
- So close to grocery stores, restaurants, pharmacy, basically anything you need!
- A lot of independent restos and shops, so nice to be near small businesses
- Library across the street!
- Junction farmer’s market every saturday – so close + the best – (Baird Park) during spring, summer, fall
- Another farmer’s market on Annette in the summer on Wednesdays near runnymede.
- Love proximity to High Park, Humber River, and Rail Path
- Quiet and clean
- Easy and quick to get to the subway, near to the GO train 🙂
- Not far from the stockyards, which can be useful!
- Close to the junction triangle, which is cool area too!
UPGRADES and FEATURES
- New furnace
- New washer and dryer
- Newly installed custom Coulisse motorized roller blinds in soft white on every window!
- New sliding screen door for those summer days.
- Granite countertops
- Stainless steel appliances
- 11.5ft ceilings
Additional Information
Possession | TBD \ Flexible
Property Taxes | $2,510.67 / 2024
Maintenance Fee | $593.95 / month
Size | 615 sqft
Locker | One locker included level 1 #52
Mechanics | Forced air, new furnace, hot water tank rental,
Inclusions | Custom sheer roller blinds with remote controls, washer, dryer, fridge, stove, dishwasher, microwave, retractable screen door
Exclusions | Bathroom light fixture (to be replaced before closing), full size washroom mirror located behind the door, all art, frame mounted TV
Features/Upgrades | Custom roll down remote controlled window coverings to bring in a gauzy glow. New furnace, new washer and dryer, new sliding screen door, freshly painted.
About the Neighbourhood | The Junction
A local residents group that organized under the name Fuzzy Boundaries initiated a year long campaign encouraging residents to put forward and debate potential names for their neighbourhood. In the end more than 200 names were suggested and 674 votes were cast. The winning name announced in March 2010 is Junction Triangle. Ironically this was the first name coined for this neighbourhood back in the 1970s. In recent years the Junction Triangle has undergone a major revitalization that has seen much of its former industrial core replaced by residential lofts and townhomes. This neighbourhood has attracted the attention of developers, due to its close proximity to High Park and the revitalized Junction Gardens shopping district on Dundas Street West, as well as its easy access to the Bloor subway line. A new signature landmark in the neighbourhood is the West Toronto Railpath, a unique, multi-use pathway that runs along a 2.1-kilometre stretch of abandoned rail line purchased by the City of Toronto in 2002. The north trailhead is located at Cariboo Avenue, north of Dupont Street and west of Osler Street. The trail extends south to the intersection of Dundas Street and Sterling Road with bridge crossings at Dupont Avenue and Bloor Street. The West Toronto Railpath is a significant off-road component of the Toronto Bike Plan. The railpath features four sculptural artworks by John Dickson, collectively named Frontier.
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