736 Dundas Street, Toronto, ON

Description

The Tannery Lofts are a "brick and beam" loft conversion in the Regent Park neighbourhood. The building was formerly a factory for cigar packaging and later soap, but is likely named after buildings in the area that had been tanneries. This small boutique 7 storey building was originally constructed in 1913 and converted in 2007. The Tannery Lofts checks all the hard loft boxes with stunning 13 foot high ceilings, huge warehouse windows for great natural light and features exposed brick walls, ducts, and timber beam ceiling. Unit 202 was freshly painted throughout with new 12mm wood-like vinyl floors and new carpet in the bdrm, all within the last few months. The bedroom is slightly raised up a half level overlooking the living area with a walk-in closet. This unit includes en-suite laundry and stainless steel kitchen appliances, lots of all white kitchen cabinetry, a black kitchen sink and a built-in work space. It also includes a large locker. Regent Park is a neighbourhood that was once considered the southern part of Cabbagetown. During the 1930s, South Cabbagetown was targeted by Toronto city planners for a grand urban renewal program called Regent Park and in more recent time a major revitalization project has been underway. The Tannery Lofts is just down the street from the new facilities of the "Regent Park Aquatic Centre" a multi-purpose swimming facility and the "Daniels Spectrum" for local art exhibits, community events venue & more. And the Regent Park Athletic Grounds w/programs for ball/floor hockey, basketball, soccer, baseball, lacrosse++. The Dundas Streetcar is right outside, so you can get to Yonge-Dundas Square & the subway in ten minutes. Or you can head east to Leslieville. The Tannery Lofts are a fantastic choice for anyone looking for a unique loft experience with heritage style at an unbelievable price for living in downtown Toronto!