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    Wallace Station Lofts
    by George Powers

    371 Wallace Avenue

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    Building Details

    Property Type:
    Hard Loft
    Number of Storeys:
    4
    Number of Units:
    34
    Condo Completion:
    2000
    Condo Demand:
    No Data
    Unit Size Range:
    626 - 2,300 SQFT
    Unit Availability:
    Low
    Property Management:
    St George Property Management

    Listing History for Wallace Station Lofts

    Amenities

    Gym Room
    Rooftop Deck
    Visitor Parking
    Bike Storage
    Party Room
    BBQ

    Maintenance Fees

    Included
    None
    Excluded
    Hydro
    Heat
    Air Conditioning
    Water

    About 371 Wallace AvenueWallace Station Lofts

    Modernists and minimalists alike, beware. The Wallace Station Lofts are bursting with character, history, and 100-year-old charm. For this reason, the hard lofts at 371 Wallace Avenue are likely to be swept up in a hurry by antique hunters or historians.

    Even before one has the chance to enter the lofts themselves, the front entryway is enough to have some ready to say “I do.” The arched doorway leads into a wood-paneled foyer that immediately reminds residents and guests of times gone by.

    And while the scarlet door has clearly received a coat of paint since then, the exterior was constructed back in 1929. The building at 371 Wallace Avenue was originally home to a factory where glue for stamps was produced. Historians may even have fun digging into the modern name for the building — the Wallace Station Lofts — that alludes to a railway station that once inhabited the neighbourhood.

    Almost 80 years after its conception, the humble, red brick factory was finally converted into hard lofts fit for some very fortunate homeowners. During the renovation process, the structure was divided into just 38 units, maintaining an intimate atmosphere for residents and resulting in a modest number of Toronto condos for sale in the building.

    Even while developers of the Wallace Station Lofts prioritized the preservation of the antique building, they still managed to slip in a couple of important amenities for current homeowners to enjoy. Parking, storage, and a gym make life easier for residents, while the party room is available for those who enjoy playing host.

    The Suites

    The homes at 371 Wallace Avenue were certainly planned by taking the building’s heritage into consideration. Rather than preserve only the shell of the building, interior elements such as wooden posts and beams, exposed brick, and hardwood flooring are all here to stay. Warehouse-style windows allow natural sunlight to illuminate these elements, as well as the modern additions: floating spiral staircases; polished kitchens.

    In terms of size, the homes at the Wallace Station Lofts vary, beginning at approximately 650 square feet and reaching to a sprawling 2,300. Rare, mezzanine-style layouts can also be found at 371 Wallace Avenue, with ceilings in these homes reaching to a staggering 14 feet. And particularly noteworthy are the coach house units, which span one or two storeys, and boast private rooftop terraces of their own.

    The Neighbourhood

    Dovercourt & Wallace Emerson-Junction area could be considered one of the most underrated in the city. It’s not that its charm isn’t understood — it just isn’t recognized by the masses. Thankfully, then, this area manages to stay calm and tranquil, even from within Toronto’s city limits.

    In fact, major attractions are still within close reach for residents. The Royal Ontario Museum, for example, takes about 20 minutes to reach via car or TTC, while High Park is also only 15 minutes away on foot.

    Alternatively, many other distinctive areas can be explored with 371 Wallace Avenue as a starting off point. The Junction, Roncesvalles, and Dovercourt & Wallace Emerson-Junction, each have a unique flavour of their own. And what these areas all have in common is trendsetting Torontonian’s recent interest in each.

    When the time comes to get shopping, residents needn’t go far either: A large Loblaws can be found at the corner of Bloor and Dundas West, next door to a sizeable LCBO as well. If Loblaws doesn’t suffice, FreshCo is another great option, located just to the north.

    Transportation

    In about 7 minutes on foot, residents can find themselves at the Dundas West subway station on the Bloor-Danforth line. From here, traveling around the city is simple, even without a car. Passengers on the subway can ride east in order to connect with the Yonge-University-Spadina line, or make use of the streetcars that run along Dundas Street West, as well as the buses on Dupont Street, Keele Street, and Lansdowne Avenue.

    For those exiting the city altogether, the Bloor Go/UP station is also right around the corner. This makes a trip to Pearson International Airport only 20 minutes long — and that’s without a car.

    Drivers, on the other hand, can use Bloor Street West to reach both the city centre and the suburbs. A quick drive west will land one at the 427, which offers connections with the 401 to the north and the Queen Elizabeth Way to the south.

    Those who prefer to cycle can also ride around the city with ease. While they may not extend as far west as the Wallace Station Lofts just yet, those heading into the busy downtown core can connect with bike lanes along Bloor Street once they hit Ossington. The West Toronto Rail Path is another great route for north-south cycling.

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    Nearby Amenities

    8/10
    Walkability
    You’re in stride with amenities—most of your needs are just a playlist away.
    10/10
    Transit
    Meet the heartbeat of the city — transit so smooth, you’ll never miss a beat.
    7/10
    Bikeability
    The bike lane starts to feel like a second home.

    Demographics

    Based on the dissemination area as defined by Statistics Canada. A dissemination area contains, on average, approximately 200 – 400 households.

    Population
    6,528
    Average Individual Income
    $61,552
    Average Household Size
    0 persons
    Average Age
    0
    Average Household Income
    $106,287
    Dominant Housing Type
    Detached
    Population By Age
    Household Income
    Housing Types & Tenancy
    Detached
    41%
    High Rise Apartment
    27%
    Semi Detached
    23%
    Duplex
    4%
    Low Rise Apartment
    2%
    Marital Status
    Commute
    Languages
    Arabic
    1%
    Tagalog
    2%
    Mandarin
    8%
    Cantonese
    8%
    Armenian
    1%
    Tamil
    1%
    English
    40%
    Other
    39%
    Education
    High School
    25%
    Apprenticeship
    3%
    University and Above
    33%
    College
    16%
    University Below Batchelor
    3%
    None
    16%
    Major Field of Study
    Personal, Protective & Transportation Services
    3%
    Humanities
    8%
    Health & Related Fields
    13%
    Architecture & Engineering
    21%
    Physical Sciences
    5%
    Math & Computer Sciences
    6%
    Social Sciences
    10%
    Education
    4%
    Visual & Performing Arts
    2%
    Business Management
    23%

    Price Trends

    Building Trends At Wallace Station Lofts

    Days on Strata

    Units at Wallace Station Lofts spend an average of
    N/A
    Days on Strata
    based on recent sales

    List vs Selling Price

    On average, these lofts sell for
    100%
    of the list price.
    Or in other words, the
    entire list price

    Offer Competition

    Lofts in this building have a
    LOW
    chance of receiving
    Multiple Offers

    Turnover of Units

    On average, each unit is owned for
    4.9
    YEARS before being sold again

    Property Value

    0%
    Increase in property value within the past twelve months

    Price Ranking

    N/A
    Highest price per SQFT out of 26 condos in the Dovercourt | Wallace Emerson-Junction area

    Sold Units

    0
    Units were Sold over the past twelve months

    Rented Units

    3
    Units were Rented over the past twelve months

    Best Value Rank

    Wallace Station Lofts offers the
    ?
    best value out of 26 condos in the Dovercourt | Wallace Emerson-Junction neighbourhood

    Appreciation Rank

    Wallace Station Lofts has the
    ?
    highest ROI out of 26 condos in the Dovercourt | Wallace Emerson-Junction neighbourhood

    Rental Yield

    Wallace Station Lofts yields the
    ?
    highest rent prices out of 26 condos in the Dovercourt | Wallace Emerson-Junction neighbourhood

    High Demand

    Wallace Station Lofts is the
    ?
    most popular building out of 26 condos in the Dovercourt | Wallace Emerson-Junction neighbourhood

    Transaction Insights at 371 Wallace Avenue

    Studio1 Bed1 Bed + Den2 Bed2 Bed + Den
    Price RangeNo DataNo DataNo DataNo DataNo Data
    Avg. Cost Per SqftNo DataNo DataNo DataNo DataNo Data
    Avg. Wait for Unit AvailabilityNo Data180 DaysNo Data20 Days369 Days
    Ratio of Units in Building5%68%5%15%11%

    Maintenance Fees

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