Windsor Lofts
A five-storey Edwardian brick apartment building on Jarvis Street, one of a matched pair with 414 Jarvis next door, converted into thirty condominium lofts.
Overview & history
The building went up as a rental apartment house in the Edwardian period, dated to about 1908 to 1912 and originally named the Wellsboro, one of a twinned pair with 414 Jarvis Street, which is still rental. Conversion work started in 1999; 2003, the registration year, is often printed as the build year.
There are thirty units over five storeys, from 607 to about 1,100 square feet, with nine-foot ceilings, bay windows and small Juliet-style balconies rather than full ones.
Building facts
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