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110 Lombard Street, Toronto
$8,999,999
7 Baths ⋅ C12991076 MLS
Colliers is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire 110 Lombard Street (the "Property" or the "Building"), a 13,823 square foot (sf), three-storey boutique office building located in Toronto's St. Lawrence neighbourhood. Constructed in 1887, the Property was originally built as the Old Fire Hall, serving as the headquarters of the Toronto Fire Department until 1910. The building features a distinctive architectural presence on the north side of Lombard Street, west of Jarvis Street and south of Queen Street East. Currently leased, a purchaser termination right allows for vacancy as early as May 2027, enabling an investor or owner-occupier to take occupancy for end-use or repositioning in the near term. Extensively renovated in 2011-2012, the Property includes elevator service to all floors, 2 internal staircases, 6 on-site parking spaces accessible via a rear laneway, and a 2,000 sq ft basement for ancillary uses. Recognized as a historic landmark, 110 Lombard is a true generational asset. offering purchasers the opportunity to acquire an irreplaceable property in the heart of Downtown Toronto.

110 Lombard Street, Toronto

110 Lombard Street, Toronto
$8,999,999
7 Baths ⋅ C12991068 MLS
Colliers is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire 110 Lombard Street (the "Property" or the "Building"), a 13,823 square foot (sf), three-storey boutique office building located in Toronto's St. Lawrence neighbourhood. Constructed in 1887, the Property was originally built as the Old Fire Hall, serving as the headquarters of the Toronto Fire Department until 1910. The building features a distinctive architectural presence on the north side of Lombard Street, west of Jarvis Street and south of Queen Street East. Currently leased, a purchaser termination right allows for vacancy as early as May 2027, enabling an investor or owner-occupier to take occupancy for end-use or repositioning in the near term. Extensively renovated in 2011-2012, the Property includes elevator service to all floors, 2 internal staircases, 6 on-site parking spaces accessible via a rear laneway, and a 2,000 sq ft basement for ancillary uses. Recognized as a historic landmark, 110 Lombard is a true generational asset. offering purchasers the opportunity to acquire an irreplaceable property in the heart of Downtown Toronto.

110 Lombard Street, Toronto

110 Lombard Street, Toronto
$8,999,999
7 Baths ⋅ C12991058 MLS
Colliers is pleased to present the opportunity to acquire 110 Lombard Street (the "Property" or the "Building"), a 13,823 square foot (sf), three-storey boutique office building located in Toronto's St. Lawrence neighbourhood. Constructed in 1887, the Property was originally built as the Old Fire Hall, serving as the headquarters of the Toronto Fire Department until 1910. The building features a distinctive architectural presence on the north side of Lombard Street, west of Jarvis Street and south of Queen Street East. Currently leased, a purchaser termination right allows for vacancy as early as May 2027, enabling an investor or owner-occupier to take occupancy for end-use or repositioning in the near term. Extensively renovated in 2011-2012, the Property includes elevator service to all floors, 2 internal staircases, 6 on-site parking spaces accessible via a rear laneway, and a 2,000 sq ft basement for ancillary uses. Recognized as a historic landmark, 110 Lombard is a true generational asset. offering purchasers the opportunity to acquire an irreplaceable property in the heart of Downtown Toronto.

110 Lombard Street, Toronto

75 Dalhousie Street Unit 1105, Toronto
$739,000
3 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ C12943046 MLS
A Rare Find! Renovated, turnkey corner three-bedrooms unit with an underground parking, featuring an open-concept design with distinct dining and living areas.***Cabinets can be painted into white*** This unit offers over 900 sq ft in a prime downtown Toronto location, just steps from TMU, U of T, and the Toronto Eaton Centre. The spacious floor plan is ideal for entertaining and everyday living, with a renovated kitchen featuring quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and ample cabinet storage. The upgraded 4-piece bathroom includes a quartz countertop and a modern finish. Floor-to-ceiling windows and a Juliette balcony bring in abundant natural light. Throughout the unit, you'll find generous closet space, a pantry, and well-planned storage. All-inclusive maintenance fees cover AC, heat, hydro, and water, offering exceptional value. One parking spot is included, a rare bonus in this central location.

75 Dalhousie Street Unit 1105, Toronto

197 Yonge Street Unit 4211, Toronto
$600,000
2 Beds ⋅ 1 Baths ⋅ C12817704 MLS
Welcome to Massey Tower, a luxurious residence on Yonge Street in the heart of Downtown Toronto. This bright and spacious 1-bedroom + den suite features a versatile den that can be used as a second bedroom, beautiful city skyline views, and a modern open-concept layout. The primary bedroom features a semi-ensuite bathroom and three large built-in closets, while the modern kitchen offers a stylish centre island. Enjoy the convenience of 24-hour concierge service and an unbeatable location just steps to the subway, TTC, Eaton Centre, shopping, dining, and entertainment. Close to Toronto Metropolitan University, St. Michael's Hospital, U of T, OCAD University, the Financial District, and Entertainment District. Excellent opportunity to enjoy luxury downtown living with everything at your doorstep.

197 Yonge Street Unit 4211, Toronto

199 Bay Street, Toronto
$188,000
C12807014 MLS
A rare chance to own a profitable food business in the heart of downtown Toronto. Bagel Stop is located inside a busy office tower at 199 Bay Street. Steps to the PATH. Surrounded by banks, offices, and condo buildings. Strong weekday traffic. Toronto will host six FIFA World Cup 2026 matches. This may bring more traffic, more visitors, and better sales potential for downtown restaurants. Stable customer base. Low rent for this prime location. High profit margins. Simple operation. Easy menu. Bagels, sandwiches, and grab-and-go items. Perfect for owner-operator. Small team required. Clean setup. Efficient layout. Turnkey operation. Keep the brand or bring your own concept (subject to approval). Great opportunity for someone looking for steady income in the financial district. Downtown locations like this are hard to find at this price point.

199 Bay Street, Toronto

18 Gloucester Lane, Toronto
$7,900,000
3 Beds ⋅ 10 Baths ⋅ C12530256 MLS
Tucked discreetly behind Yonge Street, 18 Gloucester Lane is a building of rare architectural character and meaningful cultural history. Built in 1912 and thoughtfully modernized, this five-storey buff brick building remains one of Toronto's most evocative and understated landmarks, offering discretion, cultural provenance and centrality. Behind its timeless façade lies over 9,700 sq ft of space shaped by exposed brick and beam, arched windows and generous industrial proportions. For over four decades, the building was the production headquarters for Norman Jewison - one of Canada's most internationally acclaimed filmmakers. From within these walls, major cinematic works were developed, produced and edited. And the building continues to carry that quiet sense of intention and purpose.Once production workspaces, the lower four floors now function as self-contained modernized offices with kitchenettes, washrooms and elevator access on each level, operating seamlessly as a boutique investment. Above, the building's essence reveals itself in the fifth floor penthouse residence - Jewison's former pied-à-terre. Retaining its cinematic atmosphere, the main level features a generous living salon area anchored by a herringbone brick fireplace, an open office, full kitchen and a concealed private office. A hidden staircase leads to a half-storey, where the bedroom, dressing room and bathroom form a private retreat. Positioned within the Historic Yonge Street Heritage Conservation District, 18 Gloucester Lane invites stewardship. Its architecture, history and placement within the city's cultural fabric offer the chance to continue a legacy of meaning and significance. The building's scale, discretion and location invite more possibilities: continue as a boutique investment property, adapt to a private family office or foundation, a design studio or gallery, or a fully integrated live/work private residence. A building shaped by its past, ready for its next chapter.

18 Gloucester Lane, Toronto

18 Gloucester Lane, Toronto
$7,900,000
10 Baths ⋅ C12530254 MLS
Tucked discreetly behind Yonge Street, 18 Gloucester Lane is a building of rare architectural character and meaningful cultural history. Built in 1912 and thoughtfully modernized, this five-storey buff brick building remains one of Toronto's most evocative and understated landmarks, offering discretion, cultural provenance and centrality. Behind its timeless façade lies over 9,700 sq ft of space shaped by exposed brick and beam, arched windows and generous industrial proportions. For over four decades, the building was the production headquarters for Norman Jewison - one of Canada's most internationally acclaimed filmmakers. From within these walls, major cinematic works were developed, produced and edited. And the building continues to carry that quiet sense of intention and purpose. Once production workspaces, the lower four floors now function as self-contained modernized offices with kitchenettes, washrooms and elevator access on each level, operating seamlessly as a boutique investment. Above, the building's essence reveals itself in the fifth-floor penthouse residence - Jewison's former pied-à-terre. Retaining its cinematic atmosphere, the main level features a generous living salon area, anchored by a herringbone brick fireplace, an open office, a full kitchen, and a concealed private office. A hidden staircase leads to a half-storey, where the bedroom, dressing room and bathroom form a private retreat. Positioned within the Historic Yonge Street Heritage Conservation District, 18 Gloucester Lane invites stewardship. Its architecture, history and placement within the city's cultural fabric offer the chance to continue a legacy of meaning and significance. The building's scale, discretion and location invite more possibilities: continue as a boutique investment property, adapt to a private family office or foundation, a design studio or gallery, or a fully integrated live/work private residence. A building shaped by its past, ready for its next chapter.

18 Gloucester Lane, Toronto