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Status:
rent
own
live with family
Age:
under 29
30-39
40-49
50-59
60 +
Loft Type:
New Loft
Heritage Church Loft
Category:
One Storey Loft
Two Storey Loft
Loft Style:
1 Bedroom
1 Bed + Den
2 Bedroom
2 Bed + Den
Loft Size:
600 - 700 sq.ft.
700 - 800 sq.ft.
800 - 900 sq.ft.
900 - 1000 sq.ft.
1000 - 1150 sq.ft.
1150 - 1300 sq.ft.
1300 + sq.ft.

St. Clement's has been a well-loved Leslieville landmark for generations. Designed by the Toronto architectural partnership of Sharp and Brown in the early 1900s, the church served the spiritual needs of its parishioners and the social needs of the neighbourhood for almost a century.

Construction on the church began in 1913, and despite the financial difficulties and personal sacrifices brought by the war, all of the furnishings were in place by 1917 and in 1921 the final elaborate stained glass window was installed.

 

St. Clement's is a great example of the Victorian Gothic Revival style favoured by Anglican congregations in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The pitched roof with belfry, characteristic pointed-arch window openings, lancet windows and decorative detailing all add up to a beautiful space that was once the centre of a spiritual and social community.

That community has moved on, and the building that housed them is now entering a new incarnation; inspired multi-level loft homes carved from the beautiful frame of this former house of worship.

Leslieville. Locals love it, and people who don't live there wish they did. It's a hip, friendly neighbourhood that's experienced a dramatic resurgence in the last few years, becoming one of city's most popular destinations for buyers looking for still-affordable homes with a bit of history.

Leslieville's charming small-town vibe stems from its history as an actual village. In the 1850s, the community grew up around Toronto Nurseries, a business owned by George Leslie and his sons. It was a working class neighbourhood, with residents employed as gardeners and labourers in nearby brick-making factories.

  • Sonterlan Corporation
  • Turner Fleisher
  • Union31
  • The Walsh Group

Sonterlan Corporation

For over 30 years Sonterlan Corporation has been a trusted name in the civil engineering industry. They have provided expert engineering services for a variety of projects from residential to commercial developments throughout Ontario.

Building on their long-standing commitment to quality within the construction industry, Sonterlan is proud to take their next step into the realm of residential development with The St. Clements. The St. Clements is a church conversion into residences, connected by a glass bridge to a new four storey residence. Providing both heritage and new lofts, The St. Clements is truly a rare gem in one of Toronto's most desirable communities, Leslieville.

 

Presentation Centre at 173 Jones Ave. just north of Dundas


NOW OPEN!



Sat & Sun 12 - 5 pm
Or by appointment


For more information call
416.778.7070

Or email us at
[email protected]

The images represent a small sampling of what you would be experiencing at our presentation centre. But to get a real feel and sense of The St Clements, Church Lofts in Leslieville, drop by or book an appointment. We would gladly walk you through our vignettes of the european-inspired kitchen with island and spa-like bathroom. A scale model of the development is also available for viewing - It looks awesome!

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  • LOFT FEATURES

  • KITCHENS

  • BATHROOMS

  • SECURITY AND MECHANICAL

  • WARRENTY PROGRAM

Loft Features

- Approximately 9 foot smooth ceilings. Ceiling heights are exclusive of bulkheads required for mechanical
  purposes such as kitchen and bathroom exhausts, and heating and cooling ducts
- Choice of engineered plank laminate flooring in entry corridor, living/dining areas, bedrooms, kitchens and den
- Solid core suite entry door with security view hole.
- Sliding doors or swing doors in bedrooms (hollow core/glass as required)
- Contemporary interior panel doors
- Satin nickel finish contemporary hardware on swing doors
- Architecturally designed baseboards, door frames and casings
- White plastic-coated wire shelving in all closets
- Laundry area floor finished in ceramic tile
- Front loading stacked washer and dryer
- All walls to be painted with eggshell white paint throughout kitchen, laundry area and bathroom(s) All ceilings
  to be painted with flat white paint