a pic from exterior of the house or condo, lake

a pic from exterior of the house or condo, the view of city buildings

contemporary kitchen, wood floors, mountain

contemporary kitchen, wood floors, cottage

balcony in the apartment, the street view

a pic from exterior of the house or condo, the view of lake or river

65 Harbour Sq #1401, Toronto

a pic from outside/outdoor area/front of a property/back of a property/a pic from drone, water/lake/river/ocean view

65 HARBOUR Sq #2008, Toronto

balcony in the apartment, water/lake/river/ocean view

138 Downes St #7206, Toronto

contemporary bathroom, ceramic/tile floor

39 Queens Quay #TH103, Toronto

508 Wellington St #TH02, Toronto

200 Sudbury St #Lower Penthouse 03, Toronto

10 Castlefield Ave #511, Toronto

home with brick exterior material, building

15 Mercer St #4502, Toronto

storage room or clothes room or walk-in closet

a pic from outside/outdoor area/front of a property/back of a property/a pic from drone, unknown

250 Lawrence Ave #215, Toronto

The Harbourfront neighbourhood of Toronto earns its name from the fact that it is situated on the scenic shores of Lake Ontario. If you’re looking for a slice of cottage living in the middle of the city, the Harbourfront might be for you. This unique neighbourhood is immediately south of the city’s downtown core, bordered by Yonge Street to the east, Bathurst Street to the west, and the Gardiner Expressway to the north. South, you’ll find nothing but the tranquil waters of one of Canada’s Great Lakes. Given the neighbourhood’s ideal location, it likely won’t come as a surprise that residents have access to all kinds of waterfront trails, parks, and beaches. This makes it a lovely place to call home year-round, whether you prefer to lounge on the water or run or cycle along it. If you’re looking to spend the afternoon at one of the Toronto Islands, you can easily do so thanks to the ferry that travels directly in and out of the Harbourfront. More than lake access, the Harbourfront has been built up over the years and now features plenty of restaurants, coffee shops, and galleries. The Harbourfront Centre hosts a broad range of events throughout the year. Meanwhile, the Harbourfront can easily be accessed by car or via public transit. The TTC has several bus routes and streetcar routes along Queens Quay and Bathurst. The city’s central transportation hub, Union Station, is also not far away, as are many of King West’s and the Entertainment District’s main attractions, like the CN Tower, Scotiabank Arena, and the Rogers Centre.

Very few street trees or parks in the area

Vibrant atmosphere at various times of the day

Variety of cafés within a few minutes' walk

At least one grocery store within a few minutes' walk

Variety of restaurants within a few minutes' walk

Wide variety of shops within a few minutes' walk

Good access to freeways and major arteries, with a large amount of parking nearby

All day-to-day needs are within walking distance

Harbourfront

Old Toronto

Toronto

Ontario

The Waterfront School

Proudly present Tridel Luxury condo at the heart of downtown lakeside. Incredible South Views Of Lake & Islands. Large Balcony and Open Space.2 Bed, 3 Baths. Stunning Hardwood Floors Throughout. Designer Kitchen with modern Island and Perfect For Entertaining. Huge Primary Bedroom W/Spa  Ensuite like enjoy the hotel style life. 2 Large Balconies Overlooking Boardwalk & Water, barely used. Keyless Entry. Hotel Like Amenities: 24 Hr. Concierge, Gym, Saunas, Theatre Room, Outdoor Pool & Terrace. Ferry Boat To Toronto Island, St. Lawrence Market, Distillery District, Sugar Beach, Financial District...It Is so much more to boost Your Lakefront Experience. Staging Photos are not real staging.

S/S Dishwasher, Oven, Gas Cooktop, Range Hood & Integrated Fridge, Washer And Dryer.

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