158 days on market
$25K
1
1
500 sqft
MLS® # C12428981
Price/Sqft Range
472 sqft - 893 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$833 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2007
Building Scale
Floors: 7 | Total Units: 45
Category
Condo
Style
Condo Apt
Type
Loft
Taxes / Year
$2,171.77 / 2025
Condo Fees
$503.91
Status
Sld
Days on Market
158 Days Ago
List Date
Sep 26, 2025
Listing Updated On
Mar 4, 2026
#Stories (Build)
02
Built in 1905 as a cigar box factory and later converted to residential use, Tannery Lofts preserves one of Toronto's most distinctive warehouse conversions. This one-bedroom, one-bathroom loft spans roughly 550 square feet and features soaring timber ceilings near 13 feet, exposed wooden beams, original brick walls, and oversized industrial windows that define the space with abundant natural light. The open layout maintains the building's raw architectural character while incorporating essential modern updates.
The kitchen includes stainless steel appliances—fridge, stove, and dishwasher—alongside a stacking washer and dryer for in-unit convenience. The bedroom provides a separate retreat without sacrificing the loft's open-concept flow, and the bathroom delivers updated fixtures. All electric light fixtures and window coverings are included. A heat pump and central air ensure year-round comfort in this 45-unit boutique building.
The neighbourhood places you steps from Regent Park's 69-acre green space, aquatic centre, and community facilities, with direct access to Corktown, Leslieville, and downtown. Maintenance fees of $503.91 monthly keep costs manageable. No parking is included, though the location's walkability and transit connections offset this for most residents. This property appeals to buyers seeking authentic industrial character and a genuinely compact urban home.
Building Type
Mid-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2007
Condo Corp
TSCC-1903
Date Registered
Dec 6, 2007
Common Element
Heat
Water
Air Conditioning
Building Insurance
Parking
Exterior
Brick
CCP# / Name
2 / 1903
Brokerage
CHESTNUT PARK REAL ESTATE LIMITED