Inside one of Toronto’s most iconic loft conversions, life unfolds with quiet rhythm and industrial soul.

This is 155 Dalhousie, Suite 515—a rare split-level 1+den loft in the historic Merchandise Building. Once a Simpsons-Sears warehouse, now home to one of downtown’s most design-savvy communities.

A wall of north-facing windows floods the space with natural light. The open-concept main floor feels expansive yet intimate, perfect for slow mornings or spontaneous dinner parties. Upstairs, the raised bedroom and open den create a defined sense of retreat—a rare architectural gesture that makes this plan so beloved.

Concrete walls keep the world out. The hum of the city fades the moment you step inside.

There’s ample in-suite crawl-space storage, parking on the third level for easy access, and every urban convenience at your doorstep. Groceries, fitness, cafés, and culture—all without stepping outside.

Head upstairs—literally—to one of the city’s best rooftops. Recently reimagined with lush planters, dining zones, and skyline views that stretch endlessly.

Life at the Merchandise Building is more than downtown living. It’s an urban retreat designed for people who want both energy and ease.