Exploring Toronto’s Unique Church Lofts

This week on Pick 5, we’re diving into one of the most intriguing types of properties in Toronto: church lofts. These architectural marvels blend the historical charm of old churches with the modern amenities and stylish finishes that today’s buyers crave. Here’s a closer look at the five church lofts featured in this episode.

1. Sunday School Lofts

Located in the heart of Toronto, the Sunday School Lofts offer a perfect blend of historical charm and modern living. This property features two spacious outdoor terraces, ideal for entertaining or relaxing. Inside, the units are modern and sleek, offering a contemporary feel within a historic facade.

2. 152 Annette

This loft maintains much of its original church architecture, including high ceilings and large windows. From the moment you walk in, it feels like stepping into a piece of history. The blend of old and new creates a unique living experience that’s hard to find elsewhere.

3. 384 Sunnyside

The Abbey Lofts at 384 Sunnyside boast some of the most striking church features, including stained glass windows and original stone walls. These elements give the lofts an authentic feel, making them perfect for those who appreciate historical architecture.

4. 65 Sheldrake

A favorite among downsizers, 65 Sheldrake offers elegant, traditional interiors with the added benefit of high ceilings and expansive terraces. This property caters to those looking for a refined living space with plenty of outdoor access.

5. 40 Westmoreland

For those seeking the most authentic church loft experience, 40 Westmoreland delivers. This property features extensive original church elements, including beams, brick walls, and even stained glass windows. It’s a true masterpiece of conversion, offering multiple levels of living space and high-end finishes.

Final Thoughts

Church lofts are more than just places to live; they are pieces of history. Each one tells a story, offering a unique living experience that combines the past with the present. Whether you prefer a loft with subtle historical hints or one that fully embraces its church origins, Toronto has something for everyone.

Don’t forget to check out the new podcast, “The Last Honest Realtor,” where David delves deeper into these fascinating properties and much more. Available on all major podcast platforms.