201 Carlaw Ave #255, Toronto, Ontario M4M 2S3
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Description
Discover the rare combination of character and functionality in Toronto's historic printing district! This converted 1 Bed + Den loft boasts 690 sq ft featuring soaring 22-foot vaulted ceilings and original concrete floors that showcase the building's historical past! The open-concept living area receives ample light through tall factory-style windows, while the separate den provides a versatile spot for a cozy home office or extra storage. The kitchen features stainless steel appliances great for entertaining! The loft retains its authentic charm through its exposed ductwork while leaving room for the next owner to place their own touches on the property. The generous bathroom includes a stand up shower, and the bedroom comes equipped with the laundry machines in the closet. Situated in a vibrant community just steps from Queen St, you will have a plethora of cafes, shops, and restaurants to choose from. This loft is ideal for first-time buyers or investors alike looking for an affordable entry into downtown loft living!
Property Details
Interior
Features
Upper Floor
Living
2.74 x 1.96Concrete Floor / Combined W/Dining / Window
Dining
2.65 x 2.3Concrete Floor / Combined W/Living / Window
Kitchen
3.15 x 2.3Concrete Floor / B/I Appliances / Breakfast Bar
Den
2.28 x 2.49Concrete Floor / Separate Rm
Exterior
Parking
Garage spaces 1
Garage type Underground
Other parking spaces 0
Total parking spaces 1
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