Lofts in The Annex

6 converted loft buildings in The Annex, Toronto. Tap a building for its history, units for sale and recent sold prices.

Loretto Lofts

The Annex  ·  50 units  ·  Est. 1915

The Loretto Sisters' Beaux-Arts school on Brunswick Avenue by Neil G. Beggs, opened in 1915 as Loretto Abbey Day School. After a 1…

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Schoolhouse Lofts

The Annex  ·  19 units  ·  Est. 1954

The 1954 Loretto College School building beside the original Loretto school on Brunswick Avenue, built when the girls' school outg…

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113 Dupont Lofts

The Annex / Dupont  ·  7 units  ·  Est. 1900s

A three-storey brick office building on Dupont near Davenport, converted in 2008 by Ken Zuckerman's Zinc Construction into just se…

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Madison Lofts

The Annex / Summerhill  ·  211 units  ·  Est. 1951

A 1951 Toronto Hydro office and storage building at the foot of Casa Loma, where wire was stored, converted by Burnac in 2008 and …

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Lennox Mews

The Annex  ·  36 units  ·  Est. 1903

Candy maker Robert Watson's 1903 Annex mansion, designed by E.J. Lennox, the architect of Old City Hall and Casa Loma, divided int…

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Creed Lofts

The Annex / Yorkville  ·  19 units  ·  Est. 1937

Creeds' fur-storage vaults at Davenport and Bedford, a curved Streamline Moderne building by H.G. Duerr from 1937, built after Dav…

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