Printer's Row Lofts

An intimate 12-unit condominium offers this rare opportunity to own a truly unique loft space in a turn of the century building. Once the home of Bell world HQ, this 2-storey unit faces South, inviting you to bask in the sunlight from within, or throw open the doors and relax on your private terrace patio.

Printers Row, located at 525 Logan Avenue, was completed by renowned loft conversion developer Bob Mitchell in 2001. Designed by architect W. F. Carmichael in 1911, what was originally the Bell Telephone Company’s world headquarters eventually spent a portion of its life as the ABSO Blueprint Factory until its more recent conversion into loft residences. Comprising of twelve two and three storey lofts with secure parking on the lowest level, this discreet intimate walk-up offers stylish low-maintenance living.

Now, this building houses six two and three storey south-facing lofts with incredible use of the building’s original architectural details such as terra cotta, original concrete floors, and 17 foot ceilings.  All units feature outdoor space with private roof gardens or terraces and many suites offer the opportunity to curl up next to a wood or gas fireplace in the chilly winter months.