201 Carlaw Avenue 313, Toronto

Built to house the printing presses of Rolph Clark Stone, one of the largest graphic arts firms in Canada in its day & an icon of early Leslieville, today 201 Carlaw is one of the most well-known loft conversions in the city. Perched atop its 1913 nameplate is the footprint of one of the areas most unique lofts. Inside: 10-foot concrete ceilings, polished concrete floors, west-facing corner unit light, exposed ductwork, two beds, separate laundry, large eat-in kitchen w/full-sized appliances & two walk-outs. Outside: at 1345 sqft this is unquestionably one of the largest private terraces in the east. Fenced in by the top of the podiums original brickwork, this is literally a backyard in the sky. A gas line gives the freedom to BBQ or enjoy a fire. A hose bib & multiple drains mean one can fill up a pool, or nurture many plants. Watch your plants & garden grow from the full sun from the west. And w/ a walkout off your living space, the entertaining you shall enjoy here is immeasurable