Unit 339, 1100 Lansdowne Avenue, Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction M6H 4K1

Description

This architecturally significant residence in Toronto's historic Foundry Lofts is a rare showcase of scale, history, and contemporary design. Every detail of this newly reimagined hard loft has been carefully curated, blending bespoke finishes with soaring volumes of space. The main level welcomes with a light-filled gourmet kitchen and dining area framed by exposed brick and expansive two-storey windows. Here, Fisher & Paykel appliances and Taj Mahal quartzite countertops pair with a striking Audo Copenhagen chandelier above the dining table, creating a seductive balance of function and elegance. Ascend a sculptural spiral staircase with integrated lighting and a private three-level elevator that rises through the home, connecting each dramatic floor above. The second level offers a versatile family/media room with an office nook overlooking the main floor, and a 4-piece bathroom, allowing the space to double as a private guest retreat or an additional bedroom as needed. The third-level great room is the heart of the home: crowned with a soaring 29-foot cathedral ceiling and flanked by Crittall-inspired industrial windows that flood the space with natural light. Anchored by a floor-to-ceiling decorative steam fireplace and illuminated by a sculptural New Works chandelier, the room is a masterpiece of scale and atmosphere, complemented by a wet bar + dishwasher, an exposed brick wall, and herringbone floors. The primary suite is a private sanctuary featuring vaulted ceilings, custom built-ins and a breathtaking, luxurious 5-piece ensuite. A second bedroom and an additional 3-piece bathroom share in the property's impressive aesthetic and abundance of space. And just when you thought it was over, a private staircase takes you to a glorious loft with an abundance of natural light and commanding views over the great room below. Located in Davenport, one of "The 39 coolest neighbourhoods in the world in 2025" according to TimeOut Magazine.