Inside this fairly unassuming building, which coincidentally used to be a button factory, is a gorgeous hard loft. It has all the hallmarks of a Toronto hard loft with exposed brick, hardwood floors, exposed beams and soaring ceilings.The main floor is a bit on the small side with only 600 sq. ft. of space, but it is open concept so it doesn’t seem too cramped.

My favourite room is the living room because it has an old wood burning furnace and just looks so cozy!

The space opens up upstairs and the skylights and windows make it much brighter than the main floor.

The master bedroom is spacious and walks out onto the balcony.

It also has a semi-en suite bathroom. The bathroom has a large tub, his-and-her sinks, and the laundry facilities.

There is a second bedroom, family room and an office space as well on the second floor.

The terrace has enough room for some seating and most certainly a BBQ. The only downside is you’ll have to carry the food up and down the stairs if you want to barbecue.  

Specs

• Address: #4 - 200 Clinton Street
• Price: $1,249,000
• Bedrooms: 2
• Bathrooms: 2
• Parking: 1
• Walk Score: 72    
• Transit Score: 95
• Maintenance Fees: $893 monthly
• Listing agent: Kim Kehoe
• Listing ID: C4310994

Good For

Quiet surroundings. Unlike many of Toronto’s condos that are on major streets and right in the middle of the downtown core, this one is nestled in among the residential Little Italy neighbourhood.

Move On If

You prefer everything to be on one level. While stairs can help separate sleeping and living spaces, sometimes they can be more of a inconvenience than anything.