55-65 Harbour Square & 55-65 Harbour Sq, Toronto
Overview
Designed by Campeau Corporation in 1980, the award-winning Harbourside condominiums are located in the heart of Queens Quay West and York Street, right across the street from PATH and the island ferry at your doorstep. With over 600 Toronto condos for sale, these units are known for their floor-to-ceiling windows and large spacious rooms, representing downtown waterfront living at its finest.
Most Notable Features
Family Recreation: Whether you have young children or teens, Harbourside condos offer plenty of activities for families – from jewellery making to singing to story time to rooftop barbecues and terrace parties.
Convenient amenities: With a pool, a sauna plus a squash and racquetball court, you’ll never be bored in this Toronto condo. And to top it off, there’s also a car wash, a concierge, a party and meeting room and visitor parking.
Included in Maintenance Fees
About 65 Harbour Square, Toronto
If you’re lucky enough to be a resident of Harbourside condos you’ll find plenty of places to chow down with friends, including Edo Japan, Piazza Manna, Pearl Harbourfront Chinese Cuisine and e11even. And if dining in is more your style, you’ll find a vast array of groceries for your menus at York Quay Fine Foods and Sobeys. For coffee lovers, Cocoberry Café and AMPM coffee are only steps away.
Looking for a dose of culture? Just tour the Museum of Inuit Art and The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery. And there’s no shortage of outdoor leisure either – just head over to Exhibition Common at Harbourfront Centre or, for some green space, check out Harbour Square Park. And last but not least, check out the CN Tower and the delicious sights and smells of St. Lawrence Market.
Transit riders take note, 65 Harbour Square is a short distance away to the closest public transit Bus Stop (Queens Quay/Ferry Docks Station) with route Spadina, route Harbourfront, and more. Access to Gardiner Expressway from 65 Harbour Square is within 350 meters, making it easy for those driving to get into and out of the city using Bay St ramps.