22 Southport St, Toronto

Overview
South Kingsway Village II is located on Southport Street just off The Queensway in Toronto’s High Park-Swansea neighbourhood. It is part of a three-building gated condo community that offers sizable suites, excellent amenities, and a quiet, secure living environment.
South Kingsway Village II is the tallest of the three low-rise buildings, standing at 11-storeys and offering 166 Toronto condos for sale and for rent. With many two-bedroom suite layouts, these West End condos are notably spacious with open-concept kitchens and living areas, large greenhouse windows in main rooms, modern stainless steel appliances, and either bright sunrooms or an outdoor terrace. With a host of amenities that will keep residents active, entertained, and physically relaxed all year round, South Kingsway Village II is a great spot for retirees, working professionals, and young couples seeking their first home.
Just around the corner, residents will find the 501 Streetcar stop at The Queensway and Windermere, where they can zip into the city. Or they can stick around and enjoy several beautiful nearby parks and explore some tasty restaurants along the Lake Shore and north on Bloor Street West.

Most Notable Features
Larger floor plans: As an older development built in 1989, South Kingsway Village II offers suites with larger than average floor plans, ranging from around 800 to 1,800 square-feet. Almost twice as big as some of the lakeside condos you’ll find in the Waterfront area, the condos at South Kingsway Village II have great potential for personalization.
Squash courts: Of all the amazing amenities you will find at South Kingsway Village II, among them a swimming pool and outdoor BBQ area, the most notable feature has to be the squash and basketball courts. Squash is a great way to keep active, have fun with friends, and de-stress after a tough week at work.
TTC convenience: Although South Kingsway Village II is nestled well in Toronto’s West End, residents here will enjoy convenient TTC routes with the 501 streetcar at The Queensway and Windermere, plus the subway line to the north at Bloor Street and Jane, both within walking distance.