Friday, April 26, 2019

A Beautiful Conversion

This century old church just off Yonge St was one of the first that I was aware of being converted to condos. It was also one of the most successful. The large church was divided into 5 huge units each of which with quirky features and price tags in the several million $$ if and when one goes on sale.

16 comments:

  1. I am surprised with conversion to condos. I am guessing that the units sold over asking price.

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  2. ...thankfully, it still looks like a church.

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  3. Have not seen many churches converted to condos. For several million they would have to be really special.

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  4. Oh wow I bet they are pretty fabulous Pat, that's a lot of money but location is everything these days ✨

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  5. Wow! How interesting!
    Have a great weekend!

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  6. I saw this one on the news, I think. Just amazing. You wonder where people ge this kind of money!

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  7. They certainly did a wonderful job of preserving the building. You can't tell it's condos from the outside at all. I do wonder who can afford those price tags.

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  8. They say money can buy you anything you desire. It would be interesting to see inside and how it was converted in to condos.

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  9. Beautiful building. Have a nice weekend

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  10. Hello,

    I have never seen a church turned into condos, they must be interesting to see inside. Happy Friday, enjoy your day and weekend!

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  11. At least the exterior was preserved.

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  12. That's a surprise, though I'll bet those units are pretty interesting (a reading room/office/studio in the bell tower, perhaps?). It certainly offers more character than a typical vanilla condo.

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  13. Yes you have to do something with all that old empty church buildings. At last the skyline is the same.

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  14. I'm betting they each will be unique in their own way!

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  15. I've lived in a church belltower while the church was operational!

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