Victorian Gothic Revival style church at the edge of Little India. Significant to the Leslieville neighbourhood, a stamp in time as it transformed from a small brickmaking hamlet to a thriving suburban community amalgamated into the City of Toronto. The church was decomissioned in 2006 and remained abandoned for several years. In 2015, an adaptive reuse project began to convert the church into a 14-unit condominium called ´St. Leslieville Lofts´. The two-part development includes the church itself, and a townhouse-style development called ´Clements Commons´ adjacent to south of the church.

• Architect - Van Elslander + Associates Architects  <-- More buildings by this architect.
• Architect - Open Architects  <-- More buildings by this architect.
• Civil engineer - Lithos Group Inc.
• Consulting company - Weston Consulting, Planning and Urban Design
• Developer - 59 Developments Inc.
• Developer - de Cartier Development Corp
• Developer - deCargani Developments Inc.
• Developer - Lifestyle Custom Homes
• Electrical engineer - H.H. Angus and Associates Limited
• Interior design - Wicklem Design
• Structural engineer - Konsolidated Strucutral