Provided: Vast Industrial Loft in Former Knitting Mill Asks $1.9 Million

There’s definitely a lot to like about this industrial loft along Richmond Street that just hit the market. (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});> The sprawling 2-storey unit is in the Industrial Revolution I — a former knitting mill — at 676 Richmond Street, which was converted by “loft pioneers” Bob Mitchell & Associates. Located on a quiet tree-lined street near Queen West, the building is now home to 20 character-filled, high-quality hard lofts, recognized for their exposed brick and beams, hardwood floors, and large windows — including unit 104, which was just listed for $1.9 million. While you won’t find fancy amenities here, you will find modern conveniences throughout the storied building including air conditioning, underground parking, and gas hookups for BBQs outside.READ:Listed: Funky Summerhill Laneway Home with Rooftop Respite Asks $1.3M This is the first time in two decades this gem in the attractive brick building has been listed, and this particular loft, which is nearly 2,000 sq.ft and has 2+1 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and 1 parking spot, is just one of only a handful that has a private patio. Constructed with only the finest materials, this timeless residence is equipped with an 18-foot window wall that floods the entire space with an abundance of natural light

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Provided: Vast Industrial Loft in Former Knitting Mill Asks $1.9 Million

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Provided: Vast Industrial Loft in Former Knitting Mill Asks $1.9 Million

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