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Historic 2-bed Toronto loft with large rooftop terrace is selling for under $850K

Here's your chance to live in a piece of Toronto history. A two-bedroom, two-bathroom condo in one of the city's oldest hard-loft conversions is up for sale, and it comes with custom features and a charming aesthetic.

105-99 Coleman Ave. is a 1,000-1,199-square-foot unit in the historic Coleman Lofts, an East End Danforth building that has been around for more than a century. Originally constructed in the 1900s, it has been used as various storefronts, including a bakery and an appliance warehouse, before being converted into lofts in the early 1980s.

The couple who were responsible for transforming the Coleman Lofts were none other than the first owners of unit 105, which is now listing for $815,000.

The current owners are only the second owners of the unit, having purchased it from the couple who completed the original conversion. They've since renovated both bathrooms, while keeping many of the loft’s original features intact.

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Condo has high ceilings and ample natural light.

It features a unique corner-unit floor plan, with a spacious open-concept layout, tall ceilings, and an exceptional outdoor setup. Just walking through, you feel like the unit is actually semi-detached rather than a condo.

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How cute and cozy is this dining area?

The galley kitchen is another unique perk, not often seen in modern-day condos. It's designed so that the kitchen feels like a separate room that's connected to the dining area, and features a natural-gas stovetop and stainless steel appliances.

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Just check out the ample counter space, wall-to-ceiling cabinets, and pantry.

The primary bedroom comes alive with its own ductless A/C and heat unit, a large closet with its own lighting, and (again) ample storage space. The second bedroom bursts with charm thanks to its versatile layout. It features a Murphy bed and built-in storage, perfect for a home office or guest suite.

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While the unit features a gas fireplace, the primary bedroom has its own temperature control.

Both bathrooms in the unit have undergone full renovations in 2024, with the four-piece, spa-inspired one coming equipped with Schluter heated floors with a programmable thermostat, heated towel rack, waterproof pot lights, and a vanity with LED lighting.

The unit's second bathroom has a ton of character, given that it's been designed to fit snugly under the staircase.

Now for the outdoor space! A glass staircase under a large skylight whisks you away to your exclusive rooftop terrace with nearly 775 square feet of space. It's here where you can take in the beauty that surrounds you, with your very own cedar pergola.

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Catch the sunset or sunrise here!

The outdoor space is almost as large as the unit itself, and gets full sun access for gardening and entertaining. It gets even better with a dedicated front entrance, fully fenced patio, and planter garden.

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This unit has the largest amount of exclusive-use roof space in the building, with stairs in the unit to access it.

A beautiful piece of Toronto history for under $1M? This is your sign to get into the beautiful Coleman neighbourhood with 105-99 Coleman Ave. Contact the Stonemill Realty team to learn more.


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