two bathrooms. It also comes with a premium parking spot and locker. Premium flooring runs throughout – bamboo on the main level and hardwood on the stairs and second floor. Residents also enjoy a beautifully designed shared courtyard, a rare amenity in loft conversions. Award-Winning Heritage Conversion Built in 1911 as a warehouse for the Koffler Furniture Company, the property later became a public school (attended by future Mayor Mel Lastman) and then George Brown College. Converted into lofts, it won the Heritage Toronto Award of Excellence (2006) and the City of Toronto Architecture and Urban Design Award (2007) for its design and preservation. Unbeatable Location – Walk & Bike Score: 100Steps to Kensington Market, U of T, top hospitals, the AGO, Queen West, Trinity Bellwoods, Chinatown, Little Italy, the Annex, and more. This big, bright loft delivers the perfect mix of history, culture, and contemporary city living. (id:62650)