68 Broadview Avenue, Toronto, ON

A Space That Speaks For Itself. Raw But Elevated. Non-Excessive. Understated Style. A Hard-To-Pull-Off Natural Swagger That Is Seemingly Only Reserved For The Cool Kids. A Rare Toronto Loft With Incredible Bones And Proportions - When The Apartment Stands Alone, Its Simply A Work Of Art. Industrial-Leaning Elements, Including Black Warehouse Windows, Exposed Duct And Brickwork, Polished Concrete Floors, And Earthy Wood Finishes, Add A Noteworthy Persuasion. Grounded By Its Heavy Metal Dividers And Oversized Barn Doors With A Juxtaposition Of Contemporary & Vintage Finds, And You've Found Soul At Home (At Long Last). Highlights Include A Glorious Bathroom Renovation, A Huge Eat-In Kitchen, Ample Outdoor Living Space (Not An Easy Find For A Loft, But You Knew That Already), Western Views, Underground Parking, A Storage Locker And One Of The Most Desirable And Beloved Addresses On This Side Of Town A Distinctive & Timeless East Ender For Our Loft Obsessors, Dream Seekers & Design Stewards Alike! Its Just Waiting For You To Make This Lover Your Own. The Broadview Lofts Were Transformed By The Sorbara Group In 2006. Originally Constructed In 1914 As A Rexall Drug Warehouse, This 162-Unit, 6-Story Building Showcases Stunning Century-Old Architectural Features, Including Posts, Brick & Beams. This Vibrant Neighbourhood Is Celebrated For Its Exceptional Dining, Cozy Cafes, And Rich Cultural Scene.