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Price/Sqft Range
667 sqft - 1108 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$798 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2003
Building Scale
Floors: 5 | Total Units: 137
Building Type
Mid-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2003
Condo Corp
TSCC-1557
Date Registered
Nov 13, 2003
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Heat
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Forest Hill Lofts represents a thoughtful conversion of the historic Coats Paton textile factory, originally constructed in the 1930s as a knitting yarn headquarters that once employed 800 workers. The residential transformation was completed in 2003, breathing new life into this industrial heritage site.
The Art Deco building showcases distinctive 16-pane horizontal windows and features a charming stone-carved bumble bee logo greeting visitors at the entrance. While modern glass towers dominate much of the surrounding landscape, Forest Hill Lofts maintains its authentic character through original brick and concrete construction.
Inside, residents enjoy exceptional ceiling heights of 13 to 14 feet, complemented by original concrete floors, exposed brick walls, and visible ductwork that creates an industrial aesthetic. These heritage elements deliver a sense of space and character rarely found in contemporary high-rise developments.
Residential units span from 667 to 1,108 square feet, with select floor plans extending up to 2,000 square feet. The generous 13-foot ceilings and oversized windows maximize natural light throughout each home.
Average Price: $798 / sq. ft.
This historic conversion offers compelling value compared to downtown core alternatives, providing accessible entry points into loft living. The authentic concrete floors and exposed brick walls are standard features that enhance the industrial character of each suite.
The building appeals to residents who appreciate heritage architecture over contemporary high-rise design. Its position adjacent to the York Beltline Trail provides immediate access to Toronto's extensive trail network for walking, cycling, and outdoor recreation.
The location serves as an ideal transition point between the evolving Eglinton corridor and established residential neighbourhoods. The combination of transit accessibility and nearby green spaces creates a balanced urban lifestyle that residents value.
Stafford Homes, operating as the low-rise division of the Goldman Group, executed this conversion project through their development entity 1001 Roselawn Avenue Inc. Under Gary Goldman's leadership, the company focused on preserving the industrial heritage of the original Coats Paton textile factory.
The development approach prioritized maintaining the building's 1930s character while adapting the space for modern residential living. This conversion represents a successful example of adaptive reuse that honours Toronto's industrial history.
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