For the discerning buyer who values character as much as square footage, Unit 222 delivers something the modern market simply cannot replicate. Constructed in 1912 for the Imperial Tobacco Company by A. Dale and Associates, the architectural firm behind the iconic Calgary Tower, thoughtfully converted to lofts in 1995, this red brick residence is one of the first homes in this storied portfolio to reach the open market. At over 1,100 SqFt, it offers the kind of expansive, light-filled space that feels increasingly rare in urban Calgary. Soaring ceilings, exposed wood beams, and original hardwood flooring and brick walls set the tone the moment you step inside, while the open-concept layout moves naturally from the galley-style kitchen, dining space and into the living area, anchored by a feature corner fireplace. Maple cabinetry with under-mount lighting, a tiled backsplash, and a peninsular island with seating make the kitchen both polished and practical, designed for easy entertaining without sacrificing flow. A private den offers genuine live/work flexibility, whether used as a dedicated home office or quiet creative studio. Entered through brick-arched French Doors, the large master bedroom includes a walk-in closet and full ensuite, while a second generous bedroom, in-suite laundry, and three-piece bathroom complete the layout. Fresh paint and new lighting add a refined update while preserving the loft's authentic character. Beyond the residence, the building offers a gym, games room, rooftop patio with panoramic 360 downtown skyline views, and titled underground parking. Set in Calgary's Beltline, steps from some of the city's best dining, transit, green spaces, and downtown energy, this is more than a home, it is a rare opportunity to own a distinctive piece of Calgary's architectural heritage.