This boutique building, which began as a farmhouse in the early 1900s and spent decades as an appliance warehouse before being converted into lofts in the 1980s, doesn't have a single identical unit. Not only do you get more space than usual, but 210 is also a rare opportunity to own a piece of Toronto's past — so rare that it usually The main floor has an open-concept layout.
You can immediately feel the blend of old-world charm and industrial cool that sets it apart from the sleek high-rises that dominate the skyline today.With nearly 1,200 square feet of space, two bedrooms, two bathrooms, and show-stopping 16-foot exposed metal ceilings, unit 210 is loft living at its finest.
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