Dufferin Street Presbyterian Church, a Gothic Revival church with a landmark tower built in 1912 by architect W.R. Gregg, the congregation's second church on the site. Heritage-designated in 2015 and converted by Concept Loft Developments into 14 lofts, also marketed as Urban Church Lofts.
The congregation built its second church on this site in 1912, designed by William R. Gregg, a Toronto architect who designed more than 20 churches for Presbyterian congregations in Ontario. Its tower is a landmark both on Dufferin Street and from the streets of the Dovercourt neighbourhood.
The City designated it under the Ontario Heritage Act in 2015 (By-law 83-2015), calling it an important surviving example of Gregg's work in Toronto.
Concept Loft Developments converted it into 14 lofts, 10 inside the church and 4 in a new addition to the east, many with their own front doors on the street.
| Year | Sales | Avg $/sq ft | Days to sell | At or over asking | Leases | Avg rent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | 8 | $698 | 39 | 88% | 0 | — |
| 2024 | 1 | — | — | — | 0 | — |
Sanctuary Lofts is at 1183 Dufferin Street, Toronto, near Dufferin & Bloor W, in Dovercourt / Wallace Emerson.
It was built in 1912. Dufferin Street Presbyterian Church, a Gothic Revival church with a landmark tower built in 1912 by architect W.R.
Sanctuary Lofts is a church loft: a former church converted into homes.
Sanctuary Lofts has 14 units.
Maintenance fees at Sanctuary Lofts are typically about $0.70 per square foot per month, or roughly $516 to $1,427 a month depending on the unit. Fees usually include water, building insurance, common elements, parking.
Yes, with restrictions set by the condo corporation.
Sanctuary Lofts is condo corporation TSCP 2987. It is managed by ICC Property Management.
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