371 WALLACE AVE CONDOS

Modernists and minimalists alike, beware. The Wallace Station Lofts are full of character, history and 100 year old charm. For this reason, the sturdy lofts at 371 Wallace Avenue are likely to be quickly swept by antique hunters or historians. Even before you can enter the lofts, the front entrance is enough to get a few ready to say “yes, I do.” The vaulted entrance area leads into a wood-panelled foyer that immediately reminds residents and guests of times gone by. And although the scarlet door has obviously received a coat of paint since then, the exterior was built in 1929. The building at 371 Wallace Avenue was originally home to a factory that made stamping glue. Historians may even scoff at the building’s modern name, Wallace Station Lofts, which alludes to a train station that once lived in the neighborhood. Nearly 80 years after its founding, the humble red brick factory eventually grew into lofts suitable for a few very lucky homeowners. During the renovation process, the building was split into just 38 units, maintaining an intimate atmosphere for residents and resulting in the building housing a modest number of Toronto condos for sale.​​​​​​​ Although the developers of Wallace Station Lofts prioritized preserving the old building, they managed to incorporate some important amenities for the current owners. Parking, storage rooms and a fitness center make life easy for residents, while the party room is available for those who enjoy hosting.