If You’ve Ever Dreamed of Living in a Converted Church, Now’s Your Chance
Preserved historical details, like an old bell tower, meet contemporary updates, like an illuminated catwalk, in this Toronto townhome.
Preserved historical details, like an old bell tower, meet contemporary updates, like an illuminated catwalk, in this Toronto townhome.
As one of Toronto’s most spectacular landmark church conversions, this four-story townhome is carved from a 1914 Neo-gothic church. Meticulously restored, the residence preserves historical details while incorporating modern updates—even the old bell tower was retained.
Tucked away in a discreet courtyard, Townhome 7 offers soaring cathedral ceilings, original intricate wooden details, original exposed brick masonry, wooden trusses, stone columns, gothic brick arches, an illuminated catwalk, workout area, and custom built-in storage spaces. Private spaces include the spacious fourth-floor primary and five-piece en suite bathroom on the fifth floor. On the lower level, find a mud room and storage area with direct access to the private, underground parking space that comes complete with electric charging.
Listing Details
Bedrooms: 2
Baths: 2 full, 1 partial
Courtesy of Sotheby's International Realty Canada
Courtesy of Sotheby's International Realty Canada
Courtesy of Sotheby's International Realty Canada
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