Tannery Lofts
736 Dundas St E, Downtown
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Price/Sqft Range
472 sqft - 893 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$833 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2007
Building Scale
Floors: 7 | Total Units: 45
Building Details
Building Type
Mid-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2007
Condo Corp
TSCC-1903
Date Registered
Dec 6, 2007
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Description
1 - About Tannery Lofts
- Address: 736 Dundas St E, Toronto
- Neighbourhood: Regent Park, Downtown Toronto
- Storeys: 7 storeys
- Units: 45 units
- Built Year: 2007 (Original structure built 1913)
- Builder: Urbancorp
- Building Type: Mid-Rise Hard Loft Conversion
- Suite Sizes: 472 sqft – 1,319 sqft
- Average Price: $833 / sq. ft.
2 - Overview of Tannery Lofts
Tannery Lofts represents a thoughtful heritage conversion in the evolving Regent Park neighbourhood. The 1913 structure originally housed the Adam Beck Cigar Box Manufacturing Company before transitioning to soap manufacturing operations for decades.
Urbancorp undertook the conversion between 2005 and 2008, strategically adding two storeys above the original three-storey industrial foundation. Architect John M. Lyle designed the expansion to increase residential density while preserving the building's low-rise character within the streetscape.
The building maintains its red brick façade with distinctive arched warehouse-style windows. Interior spaces showcase the original heavy-timber framework and period masonry, creating an authentic industrial atmosphere that stands apart from the contemporary glass-and-steel developments along Dundas Street.
3 - Suite Sizes & Value
Residences span from compact 472 square foot studios to expansive two-level layouts reaching 1,319 square feet, with pricing averaging $833 per square foot.
The interior architecture celebrates the building's industrial heritage through 12 to 13-foot timber ceilings supported by original wood beam and post construction. Exposed brick walls complement wood slat ceiling details, while floor-to-ceiling windows maximize natural light throughout the open-concept floor plans.
4 - Building Amenities & Features
- Heritage-Focused Design: The building emphasizes character preservation over modern amenities, with no concierge services or fitness facilities.
- Private Rooftop Terraces: Four penthouse units feature exclusive upper-level outdoor spaces.
- Private Patios: Ground and second-floor suites include dedicated outdoor areas.
- Preserved Industrial Elements: Original 1913 structural components remain visible throughout common areas and individual units.
5 - Location Highlights
- Regent Park: Positioned directly across from six acres of established green space.
- Community Infrastructure: Walking distance to the Regent Park Aquatic Centre and Arts & Cultural Centre.
- Public Transit: Direct access to the Dundas streetcar line providing east-west connectivity.
- Highway Access: River Street proximity offers convenient entry to the Don Valley Parkway.
- Neighbourhood Context: Located near the Don River Bridge within the Downtown East corridor.
6 - Lifestyle Near Tannery Lofts
The building attracts residents who appreciate architectural authenticity and historical significance. The neighbourhood successfully balances industrial heritage with contemporary community amenities and programming.
Location advantages include direct access to the Don Valley trail network and Toronto's extensive green space system. Regent Park's cultural programming and community events are within comfortable walking distance, enhancing the urban living experience.
7 - About the Developer
Urbancorp Inc. completed Tannery Lofts in December 2007 as part of their mid-2000s development portfolio in the Toronto residential market.
The project exemplified adaptive reuse principles, transforming the century-old factory while preserving its architectural landmark status. This development contributed to the broader revitalization initiatives along the Dundas East corridor.
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