183 Dovercourt Avenue

Even though they couldn’t keep the yummy smell of baking, nearly everything in this luxury residential loft conversion is true to its old life as a bread factory. From the unique corner bakery entrance, to the old clock on the exterior, you can just imagine the industrious scene that once was commonplace in downtown Toronto. Yet industry has now turned to comfort for the occupants of the Argyle Lofts, especially for those lucky enough to purchase one of the 2 storey mezzanine penthouses. Some loft suites also have private courtyards or garden walkouts. And all suites have the pleasure of being right in the thick of downtown Toronto’s boho haunt, Queen Street West.

183 Dovercourt Avenue

Even though they couldn’t keep the yummy smell of baking, nearly everything in this luxury residential loft conversion is true to its old life as a bread factory. From the unique corner bakery entrance, to the old clock on the exterior, you can just imagine the industrious scene that once was commonplace in downtown Toronto. Yet industry has now turned to comfort for the occupants of the Argyle Lofts, especially for those lucky enough to purchase one of the 2 storey mezzanine penthouses. Some loft suites also have private courtyards or garden walkouts. And all suites have the pleasure of being right in the thick of downtown Toronto’s boho haunt, Queen Street West.