FOR LEASE

287 Macpherson

Set within a circa 1930 post and beam industrial building originally constructed as the headquarters of Purity Flour Mills, 287 Macpherson Avenue is a boutique office property in Toronto’s Republic of Rathnelly near Casa Loma. Defined by heritage architecture, exposed timber construction and adaptive reuse design, the building has been thoughtfully modernized for contemporary commercial use.

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$29.50 NET PSF | 3,301 SF

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The Space

Located within Toronto’s Republic of Rathnelly near Casa Loma, 287 Macpherson Avenue is a boutique office space for lease set within a circa 1930 post and beam industrial building originally constructed as the headquarters of Purity Flour Mills. Defined by heritage architecture, exposed timber construction and adaptive reuse design, the property has been carefully modernized for contemporary commercial use while maintaining its original architectural character.

Suite 303’s layout offers flexibility for open format studio use, collaborative creative workspaces or divided professional office configurations, allowing for a range of operational models within a cohesive architectural environment.

Exposed structural elements, generous ceiling heights and refined material finishes create a workspace shaped by volume, materiality and natural light. A sculptural open staircase moves through the space as both architectural feature and connective element, reinforcing the vertical openness and industrial character of the interiors.

Positioned near Yorkville, Casa Loma and central Toronto transit corridors, the property is particularly well suited to architecture and interiors firms, creative agencies, boutique advisory practices, product and material showrooms, and design led businesses seeking a distinctive commercial office environment aligned with brand identity and client experience.

The Building

Originally constructed circa 1930 as the headquarters of Purity Flour Mills, 287 Macpherson Avenue stands as a distinctive example of Toronto industrial architecture shaped by post and beam construction, enduring materiality and adaptive reuse. The building’s heritage character remains legible through exposed timber structure, generous ceiling heights and the balanced proportions of its original industrial framework, while contemporary interventions introduce a quieter and more refined commercial environment.

Carefully modernized over time, the property retains the architectural honesty of its warehouse origins while supporting contemporary office and creative commercial use. The result is a boutique commercial building where heritage architecture, industrial character and design forward workspace continue to coexist within one of Toronto’s more established residential and cultural neighbourhoods.