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Bartlett Loft Towns
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About Bartlett Loft Towns
Bartlett Loft Towns is a 3-storey loft building with 13 units in the Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction neighbourhood. Developed by Allan D. Gordon Associates in 1985, it offers a rare blend of loft-style living with townhouse character in a well-established west-end location. With an average unit size of 1,600 sq ft and typically 3 bedrooms, these spaces appeal to families and professionals seeking more room than a traditional condo. Currently there's 1 unit available, reflecting the tight supply in this desirable pocket of Toronto.
This neighbourhood sits west of Bathurst and north of Bloor, surrounded by independent shops, cafes, and restaurants along Bloor and Ossington. The Ossington streetcar line passes nearby, offering direct access downtown, while Bathurst station on the Bloor-Spadina line is also walkable. It's a mixed community of longtime residents, young families, and creative professionals who value older buildings with character and easy access to both the core and quieter residential streets.
Building amenities
exercise room
pool
sauna
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For Sale
Multi-family
70 Bartlett Avenue
$1,488,000
For Sale
Single Family
7 - 50 Bartlett Avenue
$1,499,000
Frequently asked questions
What type of building is Bartlett Loft Towns?
Bartlett Loft Towns is a loft-style townhouse building completed in 1985 by Allan D. Gordon Associates. It contains 13 units across 3 storeys, each averaging around 1,600 sq ft with typically 3 bedrooms. The loft design means high ceilings, open floor plans, and that characteristic industrial-modern feel that was popular in adaptive conversions of this era. Residents enjoy shared amenities including an exercise room, pool, and sauna. The building offers a middle ground between the density of a condo tower and the isolation of a detached home, making it appealing to families who want more space and a sense of community.
What's the neighbourhood like and how's the transit access?
Bartlett Loft Towns sits in Dovercourt-Wallace Emerson-Junction, a character-filled west-end neighbourhood known for independent businesses, galleries, and a mix of old and new residents. You're steps from Bloor and Ossington, where the Ossington streetcar runs north-south and connects directly to Queen, King, and eventually the Distillery District. Bathurst station on the Spadina line is a 10-minute walk, giving you subway access to the Bloor-Yonge hub and beyond. The area is highly walkable, with parks like Trinity Bellwoods nearby and a strong local food scene. It's a neighbourhood where you can find both quiet tree-lined streets and vibrant commercial strips.
What should a buyer or renter know about living here?
Units in Bartlett Loft Towns typically offer 3 bedrooms and 1,600 sq ft of open, flexible space, which works well for families, home offices, or those who value room to move. Because these are loft-style townhouses rather than traditional condos, the layout is often more industrial with fewer interior walls, giving you freedom to configure the space. Before committing, ask about maintenance fees, utilities included in rent, and the condition of shared systems like the pool and exercise room. Check noise levels and which units face the street versus the back. The building's age means solid bones, but it's worth reviewing any recent capital reserve studies or upcoming repairs. For renters, confirm whether pets are allowed and how parking is allocated.