Unit 206 - 264 Seaton Street

A big, bright, two-level loft is now available in a solid brick-and-beam factory conversion. It’s located in the heart of Toronto, on a quiet, tree-lined street surrounded by old Victorian homes in Cabbagetown South.

Inside, an open-concept living and dining area is lit by skylights and anchored by a gas fireplace. Hardwood floors run underfoot. A large window draws in the light, and the ceilings soar fifteen feet overhead.

The kitchen is built for real use—stainless steel appliances, a high-end WOLF gas stove, generous counter space, and a center island that means business.

Upstairs, the bedroom overlooks the main living area. It’s quiet. Hardwood continues underfoot. The bathroom is custom, recently renovated, and designed with care—four pieces, no shortcuts.

The rooftop terrace is private. Completely private. The kind of place you go when you need to think, or disappear for a while.

The building once housed the Toronto Evening Telegram. Now, just ten residential lofts fill its strong, historic shell. It’s well-maintained, discreet, and sits in a walkable, transit-rich part of downtown east.

You’re steps from everything: streetcars, shops, parks, Parliament Street. The city’s at your doorstep.

All that’s missing is you.