The former industrial lands north of Queen's Quay now features a vast collection of Toronto condos , while the southern section to the waterfront is a mixed-use area featuring more condos, a community center, park lands and the arts and entertainment hub at the Harbourfront Centre. There is a great community feel on The Waterfront with numerous parks and beaches to enjoy and always something interesting happening, whether it’s live music at Harbourfront Centre in the summer or free public skating in the winter.
Condo residents enjoy easy access to the waterfront, summer festivals in the parks, and cultural events at the Harbourfront Centre. There is nothing like wandering along the boardwalk or playing Frisbee in one of the many parks along the water. If you are nautically inclined, there are numerous boats and ships that can be chartered for fishing, sight seeing or even dining. The Toronto Islands are only a stones throw away, with the easily accessible Island Ferry Terminal located at the foot of Bay Street. The close proximity to Union Station makes it easy to get around the rest of the city, brunch in Queen West, shopping in St. Lawrence and Dinner in King West can be on the agenda at any time.
There is a Streetcar that travels along Queens Quay, making it easy to get around if you’re living in a Waterfront condo. You have easy access to Union Station and the rest of the TTC. Alternatively, if you are a driver the Gardiner Expressway is actually right on your doorstop, ready to take you east or west, connecting to all the other major highways in Toronto.
The former industrial lands north of Queen's Quay now features a vast collection of Toronto condos , while the southern section to the waterfront is a mixed-use area featuring more condos, a community center, park lands and the arts and entertainment hub at the Harbourfront Centre. There is a great community feel on The Waterfront with numerous parks and beaches to enjoy and always something interesting happening, whether it’s live music at Harbourfront Centre in the summer or free public skating in the winter.
Condo residents enjoy easy access to the waterfront, summer festivals in the parks, and cultural events at the Harbourfront Centre. There is nothing like wandering along the boardwalk or playing Frisbee in one of the many parks along the water. If you are nautically inclined, there are numerous boats and ships that can be chartered for fishing, sight seeing or even dining. The Toronto Islands are only a stones throw away, with the easily accessible Island Ferry Terminal located at the foot of Bay Street. The close proximity to Union Station makes it easy to get around the rest of the city, brunch in Queen West, shopping in St. Lawrence and Dinner in King West can be on the agenda at any time.
There is a Streetcar that travels along Queens Quay, making it easy to get around if you’re living in a Waterfront condo. You have easy access to Union Station and the rest of the TTC. Alternatively, if you are a driver the Gardiner Expressway is actually right on your doorstop, ready to take you east or west, connecting to all the other major highways in Toronto.