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Welcome to Unit 209 - Kensington Market What is your lifestyle? Why settle for a boring, cheaply made condo when you can own an iconic hard loft in the heart of Toronto's cultural core? Do you want to share a generic hot tub with strangers, or step outside to world-class restaurants, music, and art at your doorstep?This bright, south-facing loft combines quality, character, and location at a rare, never-before-seen price. Soaring ceilings, oversized windows, and premium finishes blend historic charm with modern upgrades. Highlights include an upgraded gourmet kitchen with Dacor induction cooktop, ensuite laundry, two bathrooms, bamboo and hardwood floors, plus a premium parking spot and locker. Residents also enjoy a beautifully designed shared courtyard a rare amenity in loft living. Award-Winning Heritage Conversion Originally built in 1911 as the Koffler Furniture warehouse, later a public school and George Brown College, this heritage building was transformed into lofts that earned the Heritage Toronto Award of Excellence (2006) and the City of Toronto Architecture & Urban Design Award (2007). Unbeatable Location With a Walk & Bike Score of 100, you're steps from Kensington Market, U of T, top hospitals, Chinatown, Queen West, Little Italy, Trinity Bellwoods, the AGO, and more. This is the heart of the city. A Smarter Buy - This is a rare chance to own a loft with history, character, and lasting value all at an incredible price. Why settle for a bland condo when you can live in an award-winning space designed for city living? This isn't just a loft. It's a lifestyle.

Listed by KELLER WILLIAMS REFERRED URBAN REALTY.

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