Welcome to Sunday School Lofts at 14 Dewhurst Blvd in North Riverdale. This recently completed suite has never been lived in, and provides a rare opportunity to own in a boutique character building in a vibrant and convenient neightbouhood. A bright and spacious corner suite benefiting from both south and west exposures, presenting an ideal split bedroom 2 + Den plan.  The suite features premium features throughout, including hardwood floors and a generous chef’s kitchen

A stylish 2-storey home at the much-admired Arch Lofts in the Junction Triangle. Providing over 1000sf of living space with direct street access at this intimate and authentic church conversion. Premium finishes throughout – including a Scavolini kitchen with gas cooktop, integrated appliances, large island and wide plank oak floors. A superb 2-level plan with second floor bedroom and main bathroom. Ideally situated with easy access to transit/up express, parks, shopping, Bloordale and the junction,

There’s a saying that “It’s less what the eye sees and more what the soul feels”.  I don’t know who it’s attributed to (and Google is of no help) but it occurred to me the moment I passed the threshold of this grand home. For no matter what your style, regardless of your taste, putting aside the trend and tendencies of the moment – this home simply moves your soul.  You just have to stand

I have the distinct pleasure of being able to drive about the city and ‘drop in’ on projects that we have presented over the years.  Lanehouse is one of those, that pre-dated the laneway ‘craze’ and was a very daring and bold project taken on by Curated Properties.  And what a success – a building that feels as decidedly at ease in the evolving neighbourhood, presenting ultra-stylish living spaces for those lucky enough to call

It was 2013 when we presented and sold this development of 37 homes in Little Italy.  It was a pioneering development, that went on to be awarded “Project of the Year” by BILD, and became a template of sorts for future modern townhome developments.  Most have been poor emulations of the same form, and others (many of which we have subsequently represented) have further pushed this housing language along.  It’s a pleasure to return here

I remember in high school pretty much every girl had a little black dress.  Of course the variations between them had to do with materials, hemlines, the cut… but they all pretty much explored the same idea of the formal uniform.  My prom date showed up dressed in an 18th century Regency ballgown as though she was hoping to sit next to Marie Antoinette, her face powdered an astonishing purity of white.  This house reminds