43 Hanna Ave

TSCC 1978

Gym / Exercise Room, Common Rooftop Deck, Concierge, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Guest Suites, Parking Garage, Business Centre, Beanfield Fibre Available

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Air Conditioning, Heat, Water

Formerly the Irwin Toy Company’s main factory (Canada’s oldest toy production company) in the earlier part of the 1900s, Toy Factory Lofts underwent its conversion to a loft-style condominium in 2008 and is located at 43 Hanna Avenue in the Liberty Village neighborhood. This condominium building truly has something for everyone, and is in a prime location (so therefore, is close to virtually everything).Featuring industrial charm of an old-fashioned nature (the building being made up of brick) with large glass windows all over the building, Toy Factory Lofts was developed by Lanterra Developments, architected by Quadrangle, and is currently under the management of FirstService Residential. Standing at 8 storeys tall and containing a total of 213 units, Toy Factory Lofts’ appearance brings to mind one of those classic 1900s-era factories because that’s exactly what it was.Within the interior of this condo are 1-bedroom (655 square feet), 1-bedroom plus den, 2-bedroom, and 2-bedroom plus den (3082 square feet), and any homebuyers who have an interest in the units will be able to find a selection of excellent features such as very large windows in the original warehouse style, posts made of Douglas fir, steel beams crisscrossing the ceilings in the original style, as well as large, open-concept living spaces and high ceilings.When buyers of Toy Factory Lofts want a place with exceptional amenities and top-quality accommodations, they will have it, for present onsite are a variety of amenities, with prime examples of these being a party room, an exercise room, an enter phone system, a sauna, a common rooftop deck, a parking garage, visitor parking, and a meeting room, as well as a concierge service, a security guard service, and a business center, not to mention guest suites. When combined in tandem with the ever-increasing historical average PSF, any real estate investors who have an interest in Toy Factory Lofts will stand to have a great deal of potential at seeing a positive return on their investment here.At the time that homebuyers of Toy Factory Lofts step out onto the street at 43 Hanna Avenue, they will find themselves almost right in the middle of the Liberty Village neighborhood, in very close proximity to King Street West, Dufferin Street, and Strachan Avenue.As this condominium building is right on the corner of Hanna Avenue and East Liberty Street, and if buyers take a short walk west on Liberty Street to Atlantic Avenue, they will be able to find a pair of TTC transit bus stops. By utilizing these stops, one can get around the city of Toronto with a great deal more ease than simply walking, plus, heading north on Dufferin Street will unfold Dufferin subway station and will give homebuyers the ability to make use of any amenities along that path. In order to have access to the nearest highway possible (which is the Gardiner Expressway), motorists simply need to drive west on Liberty Street to Dufferin Street, then head south across the Gardiner Expressway to where Dufferin Street curves westward and becomes British Columbia Road, and at the end of that road will be a branch of Lake Shore Boulevard West that contains both an on-ramp and an off-ramp to the highway.Closer to home, buyers of Toy Factory Lofts can find a bunch of amenities close at hand (just outside the building), with examples being the large Liberty Market Building, which contains grocery stores, banks, cafes, restaurants, and more.