LOWER LEVEL
5,160 SF
Renovated in 2024, the lower level comprises three separate units totaling 4,803 SF of Net Rentable Area (NRA). On the southwest corner, stairs lead down to Unit B1 (1,918 SF) and Unit B3 (1,344 SF), while at the rear of the building, additional stairs provide access to Unit B2 (1,541 SF), located on the southeast corner.
FIRST FLOOR
5,116 SF
Renovated in 2017, the main floor features high 12-foot ceilings, exposed red brick, and timeless stainless glass windows lining the building’s frontage, overlooking Hazelton Avenue. The main entrance on the southwest side features an arched stone entryway framed with heritage detailing and broad limestone steps leading up from street level. The suite also benefits from two additional access points, including a north side door and a southeast rear exit enclosed by a black wrought-iron gate.
SECOND FLOOR
5,093 SF
Originally designed by Ina Quarto Fashions, the suite showcases exceptional interior design and aesthetic refinement. Featuring a man-made mezzanine floor that provides additional usable space for the tenant, a large stainless glass window restored in 2010 overlooking Scollard Street, and an enclosed kitchen and lunchroom separate from the main workspace.
THIRD FLOOR
West Area: 1,544 SF
Upon entry, a linear kitchen opens into a bright, open-concept office area, enhanced by new skylights installed in 2022, remotely operated to open for ventilation. At the center of the suite, the former bell tower features 20-foot vaulted ceilings that rise dramatically above a portion of the workspace, creating a striking architectural focal point. The suite occupies only the west portion of the floor plate, with the fourth-floor mezzanine extending partially over the third floor, reducing its overall footprint.
FOURTH FLOOR
3,168 SF | Mezzanine: 726 SF
The fourth-floor suite features exposed red brick walls, refinished hardwood floors, and striking timber beams that frame the space. The layout includes a centrally positioned kitchen integrated into the open-concept office area, while expansive arched windows and skylights flood the interior with abundant natural light. A mezzanine, accessed by a set of stairs, provides additional workspace.