Toy Factory Lofts

One of Toronto’s most iconic buildings, the Toy Factory Lofts stands alone in Liberty Village as the only conversion building. Originally home to the Irwin Toy factory, Canada’s oldest toy company, this building was converted into an award-winning building by Lanterra Developments in 2008. With a mix of hard and soft lofts, its unique design and character make it a landmark building like no other. Not to mention it has some of the lowest maintenance fees in Toronto, but still manages to offer a full array of top-notch amenities. The Toy Factory Lofts is very well-managed, well designed, and super unique. Just walking the halls and through the common areas is an experience. The walls are covered in art and photography keeping with the hip vibe of the urban community. 

Liberty Village

Liberty Village has grown so much over the last decade and morphed into a highly desirable, action-packed neighbourhood. Everything you need is within walking distance. Need some cool new furniture for your new condo? EQ3 and West Elm are some of the best in the business. It’s all here! There are a ton of other shops, bars, restaurants, salons, the LCBO, and the GO train close by. Lamport Field is host to many events including social sports clubs like soccer, ultimate frisbee, touch football and more. Parks and the waterfront are minutes away and transit into the downtown core is easily accessible. The King-Liberty Pedestrian/Cyclist Bridge is now complete making this area even more accessible by transit, foot and bike. An area that was once home to factories and a Toronto Jail has now turned into a great community that continues to grow. Production and design companies have moved their offices into the area alongside many other brands and companies. It appeals to the active live/work lifestyle of young professionals and artists but is also very family-friendly. Liberty Village is one of the best neighbourhoods in downtown Toronto hands down.

Suite 504

Recently renovated Suite 504 is true loft living. With soaring 12-foot ceilings, exposed ductwork and piping, the character is hard to deny. If you’re a loft person this one is for you. This one-bedroom unit is very large with 852 square feet of living space. Perfect for a work/live space and the Toronto urbanite. The kitchen and bathroom have been updated. The floor to ceiling windows bring in a ton of natural light illuminating the main living space. There’s a balcony for outdoor living space and the unit comes with a parking spot and a locker. Live your best life and create your own memories in Suite 504 @ Toy Factory Lofts.