In the east end, $899,000 buys a two bedroom, two bathroom loft in a former 1930's Coca Cola bottling plant. The eighth floor unit at 90 Broadview Avenue really pops out at you, featuring a light-infused space in the trendy Queen East neighbourhood.

Toronto-based Core Architects, who also designed this place, revamped the converted warehouse into a nine-storey residence with multi-level glass walls and sleek interiors. At 1,135 square feet, the loft feels spacious with floor-to-ceilings windows and sliding doors.

There are a few interesting features like the gas fireplace, separating the living room and bedroom, a his-and-hers walk-in closest, and decorative ceilings concealing the exposed ductwork. Also, the view from the 300 square foot patio is quite spectacular.

SPECS

• Address: #827 - 90 Broadview Avenue
• Price: $899,000
• Square feet: 1,135
• Bedrooms: 2+1
• Bathrooms: 2
• Parking: 2
• Taxes: $4,374.75
• Maintenance fee: $687.46/monthly
• Walk Score: 86
• Listing agent: Graham Bell, Keller Williams
• Listing ID: E3484345

NOTABLE FEATURES

• 11 ft. ceilings
• Double glass sliding doors
• Gas fireplace
• Master with walk-in closest
• 300 sq. ft. terrace

GOOD FOR

Parking. Not that you'll ever need a car at Queen and Broadview, but two-car parking might prove useful for visitors. The building also includes an on-site car wash so there's no excuse for a filthy vehicle.

MOVE ON IF

You can't live without exposed brick and vaulted ceilings. This loft looks and feels more like a high-end hotel-suite rather than a hipster industrial pad. Sorry to burst the bubble but those ceilings barely soar.

ADDITIONAL PHOTOS

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