250 Queens Quay W

MTCC 719

Gym / Exercise Room, Public Transit, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Tennis Court

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Water

Marking one of the closest points you can get to Lake Ontario and its shimmering beauty, Harbourpoint I is one of three buildings (a phase, if you will) making up the Harbourpoint collection of The Waterfront district of the city of Toronto. Situated right next to the lovely greenspace of Rees Street Park, Harbourpoint I is located at 250 Queens Quay W, and was built in 1986. Harbourpoint I is 18 storeys tall, and contains 134 units (the smallest of which is 786 feet², and the largest of which is 788 feet²).Developed by Huang & Danczkay, architected by Northgrave Architect Inc., and currently being managed by Crossbridge Condominium Services, Harbourpoint I offer to homebuyers a charming variety of 1-bedroom condo units, 1-bedroom plus den condo units, as well as 2-bedroom condo units and 2-bedroom plus den condo units.Inside the units themselves, buyers can find some features that help to tie in the units and their exquisite charm, with examples of them being floor-to-ceiling windows, bright open concepts, as well as modern appliances and solariums. For the in-building amenities residents can make use of, they will find that they have access to an exercise room, a sauna, and a tennis court, as well as a security guard service, not to mention a parking garage and an enter phone system.The historical average PSF for Harbourpoint I is continuously increasing, which means the potential for a positive return on investment is present for interested real estate investors.When buyers get out onto the streets at 250 Queens Quay W, the sight of Lake Ontario will greet them, as well as the sight of the illustrious Toronto Islands off in the distance. By heading either west to Rees St. or east to shortly before York St., residents can find TTC streetcar stops (the signature method of travel on Queens Quay), allowing for greater ease of travel into the downtown core of Toronto (a Bike Share Toronto station can also be found at Rees & Queens Quay). By taking the streetcar west to Spadina Ave., then north on Spadina Ave. to Bremner Blvd., buyers of Harbourpoint I will be able to have access to the ultimate structure for all of the city of Toronto; the C.N Tower. Following this same route in a motor vehicle (but before Bremner Blvd.) brings motorists to Lake Shore Blvd., where an on-ramp and off-ramp can be found for the Gardiner Expressway.Heading past that to King St. W can give residents prime access to a bunch of shops and store, with a grocery store, some fast food places, a couple of restaurants, and a couple of bars being right in the vicinity of the Spadina & King intersection. However, by traveling east on King St. W, more shops, bars/pubs, restaurants and other assorted stores than one could possibly imagine will make themselves known the further into the core of downtown one goes. Heading to Spadina Ave., then north to Front St. W, then east on Front St. W also brings residents to the iconic Union Station, not only housing the TTC subway system, but also acting as a major stop for GO Trains and VIA Rail trains.