Richmond Mews
A fifteen-unit conversion of an early-twentieth-century industrial building at Richmond and Sherbourne.
Overview & history
The building was converted to fifteen loft residences around 1997, with two floors added above the original structure. Units are single-level or two-storey, with exposed brick, high ceilings and multi-pane windows; penthouses have private roof terraces.
A musical instrument factory is widely claimed, but the closer record finds no evidence for it and documents Benjamin Film Laboratories, a colour film processor, in the building from 1952 to 1996.
Timeline
The building is converted into fifteen lofts, with two floors added above.
Building facts
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