16 Foundry Condos
16 Foundry Ave, West End
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Price/Sqft Range
850 sqft - 1420 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$872 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2013
Building Scale
Floors: 2 | Total Units: 128
Building Details
Building Type
Low-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2013
Condo Corp
TSCC-2291
Date Registered
Jan 29, 2013
Maintenance Fees Include
Common Element
Heat
Building Insurance
Parking
Water
Description
1 - About 16 Foundry Condos
- Address: 16 Foundry Ave, Toronto
- Neighbourhood: Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction
- Storeys: 2
- Units: 128
- Built Year: 2013
- Builder: Emsatec Canada / Neudorfer Corporation
- Building Type: Low-Rise Hard Loft Condo
- Suite Sizes: 850 sqft - 1420 sqft
- Average Price: $872 / sq. ft.
2 - Overview of 16 Foundry Condos
16 Foundry Condos represents a heritage conversion of the former Canada Foundry Co. Ltd. complex. The original industrial buildings were constructed between 1917 and 1929, with the site restored and converted into residential units between 2008 and 2013.
The architecture showcases authentic hard loft elements, including exposed brickwork, original steel frameworks, and interior catwalks that reflect the building's manufacturing heritage. A standout feature is the 16,000 square foot interior atrium that floods the space with natural light.
Interior spaces are defined by soaring ceilings that reach 30 feet in select units. The restoration by Emsatec Canada and Neudorfer Corporation carefully preserved the classical industrial details of the original structures while creating modern living spaces.
3 - Suite Sizes & Value
Suites range from 850 square feet to 1,420 square feet, with many units featuring layouts that exceed 20 feet in width. This provides significantly more interior volume than typical modern condominiums in the area.
The average price of $872 per square foot represents strong value for buyers seeking authentic heritage architecture and generous floor plans in Toronto's West End market.
4 - Building Amenities & Features
- 16,000 square foot interior atrium with natural light
- Visitor Parking
- BBQs Permitted
- Maintenance fees include: Common Elements, Heat, Building Insurance, Parking, and Water
5 - Location Highlights
- Transit: Access to the Lansdowne Ave at Brandon Ave bus stop and the Davenport Road transit corridor
- Dining & Cafes: Balzac's Powerhouse, Century Park Tavern, Hall's Kitchen, and Two Girls Cooking
- Groceries & Shopping: Food Basics, THE SPOT, and the MDC Centre
- Parks & Culture: Richard Rhodes Dupont Projects, Bunker 2, and Angell Gallery
- Schools: Charles-Sauriol Elementary, Saint Rita Catholic, and Perth Avenue Junior Public School
6 - Lifestyle Near 16 Foundry Condos
The Junction Triangle and Davenport Village area offers a distinctive blend of industrial history and modern convenience. The location appeals to residents who prefer character-rich converted spaces over standard high-rise living.
The community features galleries and cafes housed within historic industrial buildings, creating a unique cultural atmosphere. Tree-lined streets and an expanding retail presence contribute to the neighbourhood's evolving identity.
7 - About the Developer
The project was developed through a joint venture between Emsatec Canada and Neudorfer Corporation. Neudorfer Corporation acquired the site in 2002 and has established expertise in heritage-preserving adaptive reuse developments.
Their portfolio includes other West End projects such as Fuses Condos, which similarly integrated a century-old warehouse facade into a modern residential building.
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