PRICE $965,000
2 BEDROOMS
1 BATHROOM
Leslieville calling!
With panoramic south views, copious natural light, and a generous shot of free flowing loft space, this is the goldilocks suite at the iconic Printing Factory Lofts. Nestled mid-building and neatly tucked back from Carlaw, the living is serene and yet the action of Leslieville is still right at your fingertips. Toss aside all your ‘condo-sized’ furniture: the space here is grown up, generously proportioned, and has no columns or tight spots to work around. Go ahead and scope out the largest sofa-chaise combo you can get your hands on because yes, it will fit right in. Step outside to a wide+deep 136 sq ft balcony that’s destined to become your daily retreat, with a rare sense of privacy and views stretching to the skyline. BBQ year round with built-in gas line (friends might drop by unannounced once they find out). During meal prep say goodbye to annoying tripping incidents with your significant other – this kitchen is legit loft spec with bountiful amounts of storage and counter space. The theme continues in the principal bedroom, with big double closets and plenty of room to maneuver. The second bedroom is your perfect flex space for guests or office or both. Entertain with ease or stay home for a quiet night. This is the serene, grown-up space that you have been seeking in one of Toronto’s most sought-after neighbourhoods.
Additional Information
Possession | 30/60/ TBA
Property Taxes | $3,633.67
Maintenance Fees | $695.46
Size | 923 sq ft interior + 136 sq ft exterior
Parking | 1 parking
Locker | 1 locker
Upgrades & Features | Brand new (2025) engineered hardwood flooring; freshly (2025) painted. One owned parking spot + one owned locker, both conveniently located on P2.
About the Neighbourhood | Leslieville
The green and white Leslieville street signs that run along Queen Street were installed in 1987. These historic markers are symbolic of a renewed interest and pride in Leslieville among the residents of this quiet east end neighbourhood. Leslieville, still feels very much like a small village. It’s cozy houses, quaint stores, and tree lined streets, seem surprisingly serene and peaceful considering Leslieville’s close proximity to downtown Toronto.
