Experience the Core of Opportunity
at 110 Lombard
110 Lombard Street was designed by renowned Toronto architect David Roberts Jr., who also designed the Gooderham (“Flatiron”) building in 1898.
The Property was renovated in 2001 and 2012, integrating modern functionality within its historic structure while preserving key heritage features, including the striking 3-storey staircase and original brickwork. An elevator is located on the west portion of the building, along with two staircases on the south and northeast sides.
The 2,000 SF basement, with 8-foot ceiling heights, is suitable for supplementary office or storage uses. Six surface parking spaces are located at the rear of the building.
Property Overview
Address
110 Lombard Street
Municipality
Toronto
Official Plan
Mixed Use Areas
Zoning*
Commercial Residential CR 4.0 (C2.0; r4.0) SS1 (x2254)
Asset Type
Office
Lot Size
7,680 SF (0.18 acres)
Building Area (Above-Grade)
13,823 SF
Basement Area
2,000 SF
Frontage
64 ft
Depth
120 ft
Parking Stalls
6 surface parking stalls at the rear
Heritage Status
Designated
Year Built
1886
For pricing details, please contact the listing team
Property Specifications
Ceiling Height
Basement: 7’8” – 8’0”
1st Floor: 8’0” – 10’0”
2nd Floor: 8’0”
3rd Floor: 9’10”
Structure
Stone and masonry foundation
Exterior Walls
Cut stone and solid brick
Windows
Original single-pane windows with added storm panels (supplemental insulation)
Roof
Truncated hip roof with extended eaves & brick chimneys
HVAC
Forced Heat and Central Air
Electrical
750 Amps; 600 Volts
Elevator
One passenger elevator
