Foundry Lofts
The two-storey 1903 warehouse of the Canada Foundry Company, part of a 60-acre works that made railway track, bridge parts and ironwork, and later Canadian General Electric's Davenport Works until 1981. Heritage-designated in 2008 and converted by E-Park into 104 lofts around a 16,000-square-foot atrium.
History of Foundry Lofts
In 1903 the Canada Foundry Company built a factory complex on a 60-acre site south of Davenport Road, with warehouses, an office building and a powerhouse, drawn by the railway tracks that still run along the west and south edges of the land. The foundry made steel and cast-iron products: railway track, bridge components, fences, grilles and staircases. Some accounts say it built locomotives too.
In 1923 Canadian General Electric took over the Canada Foundry Company and its property, renamed the plant Davenport Works and made electrical equipment there until 1981. The City listed the warehouse on its heritage inventory in 2004 and designated it in 2008, praising its massive scale, roof shape and Classical detailing.
E-Park Developments converted the warehouse in 2008, with Burka Architects. Its heart is a four-storey atrium of about 16,000 square feet that runs the length of the building, with trees, benches and cobblestone paths. There are 104 lofts from about 535 to 2,470 square feet, and the rest of the old works has become the Davenport Village neighbourhood.
Foundry Lofts: building profile
| Year | Sales | Avg $/sq ft | Days to sell | At or over asking | Leases | Avg rent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2026* | 3 | $756 | 13 | 67% | 4 | $3,800 |
| 2025 | 4 | $801 | 44 | 0% | 11 | $3,645 |
- Condo corporation
- TSCC 1954
- Property management
- Maple Ridge Community Management
- Pets
- Allowed, with restrictions
- Maintenance includes
- Water, Common Elements, Heat, Parking, Building Insurance, CAC
- Typical maintenance
- $625 to $1,996 per month
- Unit mix
- 3 × 1 bed, 20 × 2 bed (units seen on MLS)
Foundry Lofts: quick facts
Where is Foundry Lofts?
Foundry Lofts is at 1100 Lansdowne Avenue, Toronto, near Lansdowne & Bloor W, in Bloordale.
When was Foundry Lofts built, and what was it originally?
It was built in 1903. The two-storey 1903 warehouse of the Canada Foundry Company, part of a 60-acre works that made railway track, bridge parts and ironwork, and later Canadian General Electric's Davenport Works until 1981.
What kind of loft is Foundry Lofts?
Foundry Lofts is a hard loft: an older industrial or commercial building converted into homes, keeping features like brick, beams and big windows.
How many units are in Foundry Lofts?
Foundry Lofts has 104 units.
Are there units for sale at Foundry Lofts right now?
As of November 6, 2026, 3 units are for sale and 2 for lease.
What do units at Foundry Lofts sell for?
Recent sales averaged about $756 per square foot, based on 3 sales in the past 8 months.
How many units have sold or leased at Foundry Lofts recently?
In the past 2 years, 7 units have sold and 15 leased at Foundry Lofts. Sold and leased prices are listed on this page.
What are the maintenance fees at Foundry Lofts?
Maintenance fees at Foundry Lofts are typically about $0.86 per square foot per month, or roughly $625 to $1,996 a month depending on the unit. Fees usually include water, common elements, heat, parking, building insurance, central air.
Are pets allowed at Foundry Lofts?
Yes, with restrictions set by the condo corporation.
What amenities does Foundry Lofts have?
Foundry Lofts amenities include party room/meeting room, visitor parking, gym, exercise room, media room, bike storage.
Who manages Foundry Lofts?
Foundry Lofts is condo corporation TSCC 1954. It is managed by Maple Ridge Community Management.
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