Evening Telegram Lofts – 264 Seaton Street

“Paul and Robert brought an incredible wealth of knowledge to the process... which certainly worked to my advantage when it came to negotiating.”
— Lynda Jean, owner at 360 Bloor St E.
“Paul and Robert had energy, enthusiasm, responsiveness and an excellent understanding of the product. They quickly developed an intuitive sense for my requirements and I'm quite thrilled with my purchase.”
— Charles C, owner at 33 Charles St E.
“Paul and Robert have been a genuine pleasure from beginning to end. I have learned a tremendous amount throughout the process and certainly will recommend them to friends and family.”
— Michael Jacoby, owner at 140 Simcoe St.
“Never any sales pitch and very effective at helping me weigh all the variables of my purchase. Paul and Robert made sure I was well informed... and I'm confident I couldn't have purchased a better condo as a result.”
— Jay W, owner at 736 Spadina Ave

This exclusive hard loft building was the former headquarters of the Evening Telegram Newspaper, now known as the Toronto Sun. The building, which dates back to the 1930’s, can be found at 264 Seaton Street. A quaint street in the south end of Cabbagetown, Seaton Street is close to Allen Gardens, Moss Park and Riverdale Park.

In addition to all the urban green space, Cabbagetown is the site of many new and exciting restaurants, boutiques, cafes and specialty stores. Grab a waffle bowl sundae from Sweet Creamery, watch live music at the Phoenix Concert Theatre and stock up on gourmet groceries at Lennie’s Whole Foods.

This location is also extremely accessible via the TTC. Streetcar stops on Carlton Street and Dundas Street East will bring you to subway stops on Yonge. Residents who commute by car enjoy the convenience of the nearby Don Valley Parkway. Parking is also available at 264 Seaton.

I’ve chosen to include Evening Telegram Lofts because they are authentic conversions and because there are only 10 units in the whole building. Those two factors combined make 264 Seaton one of the most exclusive residences in Toronto.

Each loft features large semi-circle windows, 14” ceilings, exposed brick walls and an open concept floor plan. In between the living room and the dining room there are ornate wooden doors that are from the original Evening Telegram building. Additionally, all the units have private access to a rooftop terrace.

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Loft Type: Lofts

Nearest Subway: College/Sherbourne Station

Nearest Major Intersection: Gerrard & Sherbourne

Amenities: Security System, Rooftop Deck/Garden, BBQ's Allowed

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