Printers Row Lofts | 525 Logan Ave Toronto
Printers Row Lofts: Vintage Vibes in Riverdale
Welcome to Printers Row Lofts at 525 Logan Ave, where historic charm meets modern living. Converted in 2001 by the loft legend Bob Mitchell, this boutique building is a rare find in Toronto’s Riverdale neighborhood. With only 12 units, it offers an exclusive, intimate vibe that’s hard to beat.
Authentic Loft Living
Printers Row Lofts seamlessly blend vintage character with contemporary comfort. Originally designed by W.F. Carmichael in 1911 for the Bell Telephone Company, and later used by ABSO Blueprints, this building keeps its historic soul intact. Think 18-inch thick terracotta and concrete floors for top-notch soundproofing, plus high ceilings, expansive windows, and private roof gardens or terraces in every unit. Sizes range from 930 to 1,700 square feet, each with its unique flair.
Why You'll Love Living Here
These two-storey lofts are all about authentic, no-frills living with character. With no unnecessary amenities to bump up your maintenance fees, you get more of Riverdale’s vibrant charm. Step outside and dive into a community rich with eclectic shops, lush parks, and top-notch eateries.
Local Highlights
Hailed Coffee: Perfect for that morning java jolt (life's too short for bad coffee).
Wynona Toronto: Treat yourself to a fabulous italian dinner (perfect for date night!).
Riverdale Park: Ideal for picnics, dog walks, and people-watching (outdoor fun galore).
Building Specs
Floors: 2
Units: 12
Corp #: MTCC-1445
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