Property Description

The suite

Exuding personality and upscale living, this two-story walk-up loft is a must-see for anyone looking for a one-of-a-kind home in Toronto. With over 1600 sq ft of living space, hardwood flooring, expansive windows, tons of natural light, exposed brick, and rustic touches throughout, this character-filled property effortlessly combines old-world industrial charm with luxury finishes.

 You’ll find a bright and expansive open plan design with a living and dining area separated by a gorgeous gourmet kitchen with an abundance of storage and a centre island on the main floor. 

 Stepping upstairs, you’ll find two spacious bedrooms, a den that can be used as a home office, and an open concept hotel-style washroom featuring a two-person steam shower and a soaker tub in the master bedroom. 

 Last but not least, outside, you’ll find your own private and tree-filled terrace, perfect for sitting out on a summer afternoon or entertaining friends! 

 Homes like this are rarely offered, so don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity! 

 The Building

 This unit is located in Button Factory Lofts, a century-old building in Little Italy, which was once a garment factory! It’s rumoured that the workers’ children would come to visit and were paid a penny for every button they picked up off the floor, giving these West End condos the name Button Factory Lofts.

 There are 13 lofts altogether, most of which are two-floors with mezzanine levels overlooking the lower living space. 

 Interior finishes feature original post and beam character, high ceilings, hardwood floors, plus all units include outdoor terraces or gardens. 

 The Location

 Button Factory Lofts is tucked away on Clinton Street between Harbord & College in Little Italy.

For those who want to be close to the buzz of the city while being able to retreat to their own private oasis, this spot is for you. Residents enjoy a quiet and peaceful residential atmosphere with lots of trees, one-way traffic, and home-owning neighbours while being a stone through away from restaurants, cafes, and bars throughout Little Italy, plus gyms, entertainment venues, and great outdoor green spaces.

Listed By:Josh Benoliel & Jeff Benoliel