A five-storey concrete office building with a banded front, built in the 1970s and long the Toronto office of the Better Business Bureau, converted around 1999–2000 by developer Fred Dyer into just 15 lofts, a block off Dundas West in the Junction.
1 St. Johns Road was built as an office building, most likely in the mid-1970s, with a distinctive banded concrete front. For years it housed the Better Business Bureau of Metropolitan Toronto, whose Toronto office closed for good in 1995.
The developer Fred Dyer converted it around 1999 and 2000 into One St. Johns Place: 15 lofts over five floors, with high ceilings and big windows, on a quiet side street just north of Dundas West.
“An old Junction factory.” It was an office building; the factories are a few blocks away.
1 St. Johns Place Lofts is at 1 St. Johns Road, Toronto, near Dundas W & Clendenan, in The Junction.
It dates from the 1970s. A five-storey concrete office building with a banded front, built in the 1970s and long the Toronto office of the Better Business Bureau, converted around 1999–2000 by developer Fred Dyer into just 15 lofts, a block off Dundas West in the Junction.
1 St. Johns Place Lofts is a hard loft: an older industrial or commercial building converted into homes, keeping features like brick, beams and big windows.
1 St. Johns Place Lofts has 15 units.
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Recent sales averaged about $418 per square foot, based on 1 sale in the past 8 months.
In the past 2 years, 1 unit has sold and 0 leased at 1 St. Johns Place Lofts. Sold and leased prices are listed on this page.
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