Welcome to the perfect one bedroom unit at the Printing Factory Lofts! This polished condo is bright and airy, with soaring 10 foot ceilings and concrete floors. The modern kitchen boasts convenient full-sized stainless steel appliances (...all the room you need to try out that new recipe). Coupled with the spacious living and dining space, this is an entertainer's delight!

Walk out to the sun-drenched, oversized balcony with gas hook up for an impromptu weeknight barbecue. The generously sized bedroom with double closets offers ample storage.

Don't miss out on this flawless loft! Parking and locker included.

The Printing Factory Lofts was once the home of Rolph Clark Stone Limited, one of Toronto’s top printing companies in the mid-1900s. The painted sign reading “ROLPH CLARK STONE” remains visible on the building entrance. From textbooks to calendars to cigar boxes, today you will still find the company’s imprint on many items of Toronto-made memorabilia. The original building was completed in 1913 and transformed to the current loft community in 2010 by Beaverbook Homes. With over five decades of home building experience, Beaverbrook Homes partnered with Chandler Graham Montgomery Sisam Architects and Mike Niven Interior Designs.

Behind the stunningly restored Neo-Gothic vaulted building entrance with grandiose archways reside ornate mouldings, lovingly reconstructed staircases, original wood flooring, and century-old ceiling details.

In 2011, The Printing Factory Lofts received an honorable mention by the prestigious Toronto Urban Design Awards and garnered the illustrious Paul Oberman Award for outstanding achievement in the field of architecture and design.