Claremont Hall Lofts
A 1950s church hall on Claremont Street converted in 1996 into thirteen loft condominiums.
Overview & history
The building was the parish hall of Sts. Cyril and Methodius, a Slovak Roman Catholic church whose sanctuary stands next door at 111 Robinson Street and 36 Claremont Street.
Bob Mitchell converted the hall in 1996 into thirteen units. The thick masonry walls were kept; units have maple floors, glass block, slate, fireplaces and ceilings reported up to thirteen feet, with ground-floor suites opening onto garden patios.
Timeline
The hall is built as part of the Sts. Cyril and Methodius church property.
Bob Mitchell converts the hall into thirteen loft condominiums.
Building facts
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