The Church Loft as it name suggests is a loft conversion of an old church. The church was originally built in 1906 and acted as a Methodist church. During the conversion to residential units the developers were keen to keep the historical exterior intact. The building’s red brick façade with curved windows and detailing at every inch is how the building was designed to look at the turn of the 20th century. Even the original stain glass windows were meticulously preserved making it one of the only Toronto Loft with stained glass. Once inside, this care for preservation is apparent. The Church Lofts holds 28 separate units ranging from 600 to 1,500 square feet. The units vary in floor plan, some span multiple storeys, some have 20-foot-high ceilings, others boast balconies or private rooftop terraces. What can be found in every unit however is the original elements of the building shining through. Wooden supports, exposed limestone and brick, light fixtures and even doors have all been preserved in the units throughout The Church Lofts. The location in Dufferin Grove makes The Church Lofts even more desirable. The area is known for its charming neighbourly vibes. The area is covered in tree lined residential streets which brings relief from the commotion of the city. There are also plenty of greenspaces in the neighbourhood with Christie Pits and Dufferin Grove Park both just a few minutes walks away. Still The Church Lofts is located just minutes from Bloor where shopping and restaurants are abundant. The location right beside Bloor makes transportation easy. Ossington station is less than five minutes walk away. The streets around The Church lofts are also great for biking as many streets have biking lanes. Additionally, there are plenty of good major roads for car goers to get around quickly.