Toronto’s East end is made up of four distinct neighborhoods, each with its own characteristics and charm. Explore the many shops and restaurants in Danforth Village, enjoy the Greenery of Riverdale Park, take in the historic charm of Leslieville or take a lakeside stroll in the Beaches. Toronto’s East End is a way to get away from the big city feel, with smaller loft buildings and a residential setting , this is the perfect little escape.
This 20-storey, contemporary condo tower by E.I. Richmond Architects follows a stepped back desgin, which allows buyers their own outdoor…
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This 5-storey historic building was originally a Wrigley's warehouse before undergoing a true loft conversion. It was built in 1907…
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This funky Live/Work-zoned loft building is considered a Raw Loft. It is located in the east end Film District in…
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A loft building with an additional 4 stories built on top of the original 4-storey Garment Factory building. It's located…
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A new loft development located in the up-and-coming Queen Street East-Leslieville area. Gourmet kitchens, concrete floors, 10' high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling…
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This 5-storey building was originally a turn-of-the-century Rexall drug warehouse. Two floors of new lofts were also built on top…
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A former armory from the early 20th century, this building has also housed a boxing club and a popular community…
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