A small piece of real estate heaven has hit the Toronto market, and homebuyers now have the rare opportunity to bid on the “There’s only about a dozen church conversions in Toronto,” Jess Martenfeld, the listing agent told CTV News Toronto in an interview. “There’s 24 units in this building, so units in this building don’t come up very often at all.” The structure’s exterior stone, its softly arched windows and side-by-side doors are telling of its age.
Built in 1910 to neo-gothic architecture, Martenfeld says that “you can’t replicate the character that comes from units like this.” “…You see a lot of the new construction buildings that are being thrown up so fast, and the walls and the floors are very thin, you can hear your neighbours. Here, you’ve got 18-inch limestone walls, natural limestone walls that gives you such good insulation, but also just incredible soundproofing from the unit to units as well.” The unit, listed for $2,099,000, is 1900 square feet and includes two bedrooms, two bathrooms and underground parkin