29 Queens Quay E Toronto On M5E 0A4

TH123 29 Queens Quay E

A luxurious apartment complex right in the heart of Toronto's waterfront. This building features architectonic characteristics. Pier 27 is one of the most fascinating and pleasant destinations to live in when you consider its visual elements and location. Living in the neighborhood's waterfront section is like living on the longest urban lakefront in the world, where the world's largest Yonge Street meets Lake Ontario. The beautiful suites provide unmatched panoramic views of the lake and sky, and the distinctive design of the structure makes it stand out from a distance. Many individuals love acquiring a unit when they take a boat tour of Toronto or fly Porter Airlines to New York. 

Featuring 2795 square feet of luminous living space and floor to ceiling windows, this townhouse apartment is one of the bigger ones in the building. It has 3 roomy, magnificent bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and a den. Enjoy lake views from your stunning, opulent bedroom, which has a bathtub in the ensuite, a separate shower, a remarkably spacious W/I closet, and a his-and-hers closet. The second bedroom has a walk-in closet and an en suite bathroom. There are see-through views from all the room. Large windows and outside views can be seen in the roomy third bedroom. An open concept dining area with a garden view, a lovely lakeside view patio accessible from your spacious living room, proving the best view of the lake, and an ensuite elevator accessible from all levels are sure to be a treat. The kitchen is stupendously advanced with a granite centre island and counter top, premium stainless steel appliances, and plenty of storage. All year long, you'll feel fresh.

Indoor & Outdoor Pools, Outdoor Deck, Gym, Movie Theatre, Party Room, Games Room, Pool Table, Sauna, Visitor Parking, Guest Suites, Concierge, Security System, BBQ Permitted, Concierge, Valet Parking

The Waterfront neighborhood, located at the foot of Yonge Street, provides a vibrant atmosphere in the heart of the city. Harbour Square Park is a great place to relax by the water if you follow the Martin Goodman Trail west along the lake. In addition, the Harbourfront Community Centre offers arts, culture, education, and recreational programming that reflects the city's wonderful diversity.

The unexpected, sandy Sugar Beach is situated to the east, adjacent to the astounding and spellbinding Redpath Sugar Refinery Museum. This remarkable downtown area is often crammed, so residents seeking a soothing surrounding area have an even better option: The Toronto Islands.

Residents can grab a picnic basket full of groceries from Loblaws just around the corner and possibly take a trip the LCBO across the street and could indeed flee to the beautiful Islands by boarding a ferry at Jack Layton Terminal, which is only three minutes away from their building.  

A short fifteen-minute walk away is another great way to spend the day. The St. Lawrence Market is located up Jarvis, just past the local Loblaw's. Residents can view the work of an eclectic collection of craftspeople and artisans, as well as sample food from many delicious stalls and counters, in this historic building.

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