Euclid Lofts
A five-unit boutique condominium on Euclid Avenue, converted in 2004 from a building last used as a church.
Overview & history
The building sits on the west side of Euclid Avenue just north of Dundas Street West, its flat white facade set apart from the neighbouring row houses. It was last used for worship by the Assemblies of the First Born church.
Hippo Properties acquired the property in 2003 and finished the conversion in 2004, creating five large townhouse-style lofts. Reported sizes run from roughly 1,450 to 2,850 square feet, with ceilings up to about twelve and a half feet.
Timeline
The building is used by the Assemblies of the First Born church.
The conversion is completed as five condominium lofts.
Building facts
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