Welcome to suite 510 of the iconic Broadview Lofts, a carefully curated unit that elevates the true loft experience. It is truly one of those spaces that your guests will be talking about long after they've left. Highlights include the added exposed brick feature walls, vintage-inspired character lighting, a sliding loft door with antique hardware all with a rich, warm and sophisticated colour palette. The fully renovated bathroom delivers striking industrial vibes with hex tile flooring, oversized subway tile spanning the full width of the room, and a wall-mounted oversized sink paired with bold designer hardware. The versatile denc urrently functions as a musician's retreat and can easily transition into a second bedroom, office, or creative workspace. Arched windows (unique to only north and south exposure units in the building), soaring 10.5-foot wooden ceilings, wood beams and pillars, polished concrete floors, and an impressive full wall of floor-to-ceiling closets complete the authentic industrial aesthetic.This unit is on the highest floor that is original to the building. Originally built in 1914 as the historic Rexall Warehouse, the Broadview lofts is one of Toronto's most celebrated hardloft conversions, and one that is hard to come by in Toronto's east end. Rich in history and architectural character, this award-winning building showcases the century-old post, brick and beam details loft buyers dream about. Enjoy the convenience of one underground parking space - one of the closest to the building entry - though with Leslieville's best restaurants, cafés, boutiques, and shops literally steps from your door, you may never need it. With the streetcar at your doorstep, downtown access in just 10 minutes, Gardiner access in 5 minutes, immediate DVP connectivity, and the future Ontario Line nearby, this is a rare opportunity to own a truly authentic hard loft in one of the city's most vibrant neighbourhoods.

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