The Bank of Upper Canada
Built in 1825–27, the landmark at 252 Adelaide reflects Toronto’s early banking history.
Retail, workspaces and commercial opportunities in a connected mixed-use complex in Old Town Toronto.
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A connected heritage complex in Old Town Toronto, spanning 252–264 Adelaide Street East. The Bank of Upper Canada, the former De La Salle Institute and Toronto’s First Post Office bring nearly two centuries of city life to one distinctive address.
Built in 1825–27, the landmark at 252 Adelaide reflects Toronto’s early banking history.
The historic post office at 260 Adelaide remains a museum and an authorized full-service Canada Post dealer, operated by the Town of York Historical Society.
The adjoining school building added another chapter to the complex. Today, heritage architecture gives this mixed-use destination its distinctive character.
A connected collection of buildings, with an Adelaide Street presence and a sheltered courtyard between old and new.


A selection of spaces showing the possibilities across the complex. Explore retail and workplace configurations up to approximately 20,000 SF, including connected spaces. Confirm current availability, measured areas and possible combinations with the leasing team.
252 ADELAIDESuite 200 · Full-floor office opportunity. Confirm the measured area with the leasing team.
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256 ADELAIDESuite 101 · Ground-level opportunity. Ask about combining with Suite B102.
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264 ADELAIDESuite 200 · Second-floor office space within the Adelaide complex.
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Illustrative view · Explore the original scan in 3DA short walk to St. Lawrence Market and close to the Financial District. Local landmarks, cafés and King East’s restaurants give the working day a neighbourhood of its own.
Neighbourhood orientation · schematic, not to scale. Tap the image to view the full map, or open a route below.
0.9 km
Walking route to Bay Street & King Street West, in Toronto’s downtown business core.
Walking route ↗0.35 km
A nearby destination for fresh food, specialty shops and a lunch break beyond the office.
Walking route ↗0.22 km
King Street East & Jarvis Street: neighbourhood dining, design destinations and streetcar connections.
Walking route ↗0.08 km
St. James Campus · Adelaide Street buildings at 290–300 Adelaide Street East. The nearest C Building is just along the same street.
Walking route ↗Approximate walking distances and times from 252 Adelaide Street East, checked using Google Maps. Routes, entrances and walking pace may vary.
Explore retail and workplace opportunities with our Colliers leasing team. Ask about availability, terms and a private tour.
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+1 416 479 5240Jason.cowie@colliers.comSenior Sales Representative
+1 416 643 3482Daniella.fortino@colliers.comColliers Macaulay Nicolls Inc., Brokerage.
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