Some homes simply feel different the moment you step inside. Arch Lofts is a century-old church thoughtfully converted into just 39 distinctive residences, the kind of address that stops people in their tracks. Soaring floor-to-ceiling east-facing windows flood the home with morning light, framing the well-considered floor plan. Inside, every detail has been thoughtfully curated. A sleek Scavolini kitchen anchors the open concept living and dining area, finished with Caesarstone countertops, fully integrated appliances, and a gas cooktop built for the home chef. FSC-certified white oak wide-plank engineered hardwood runs throughout, bringing warmth and character, while the efficient geothermal heating and cooling system keeps year round costs low. The nearly 200 square-foot private terrace is more than outdoor space - it's a private retreat. Perfect for morning coffee, evening dining, or cultivating your own urban garden, and finished with a water hose bib and gas BBQ hookup for effortless entertaining. Best of all, this is a home that lives larger than its footprint with zero wasted square footage, no awkward hallways, just smart, usable space from from the moment you enter. Set in a coveted position within the building, the suite lives more like a townhome, with direct, effortless access that dog owners (and anyone who values convenience) will appreciate. You're in the heart of the Junction Triangle, one of Toronto's most vibrant west-end neighbourhoods, with parks and greenspace in every direction. The West Toronto Railpath, cafes, breweries, restaurants, and boutiques are right at your door. Steps to the UP Express, GO Transit, and subway, this is a commuter's dream - seamless travel to Pearson and the downtown core in minutes. A well-equipped gym, locker, and bike storage complete the package. Opportunities like this don't come often. A rented parking space is secured at 370 Wallace Avenue (3 minute walk), offers added convenience.
