The Best 10 Lofts in Toronto

This is the real loft deal. Authentic and brimming with character. Great Leslieville location doesn’t hurt either.

Vintage loft that was once a ball-bearing factory. Industrial hallways with brushed metal doors, heavy pipes, ductwork and exposed wood-slat ceilings. If it’s possible to crush on a loft because of the hallways, we’re crushing.

The coolest lofts you’ve never heard of. Open floor plans. Tons of character. And in the Junction Triangle...Toronto’s next best ‘hood.

Wicked loft conversion with crazy tall ceilings, original brick and wood ceilings, beams with exposed ductwork.

A former bread factory in the heart of Trinity Bellwoods neighbourhood. Oozes character and cool.

Slat and beam ceilings. Exposed brick. Circular staircases. And a wicked King Street West location.

Authentic boutique loft conversion. Wood-burning fireplaces, private terraces, exposed beams and ductwork. This ain't Grandma's condo.

One of Toronto's original and biggest loft conversions, the Merchandise Building lofts sport concrete pillars, massive windows and tall ceilings. Bonus: great facilities!

Originally a candy factory, these have all of the cool you'd expect from a converted loft, plus a killer Roncesvalles location.

Authentic lofts in Liberty Village with high ceilings, original character and modern finishes. Bonus: extremely well-run building and low maintenance fees.