39 Queens Quay

TSCC 2491

Pool, Concierge, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Pet Restrictions, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Guest Suites, Parking Garage, Beanfield Fibre Available

Common Element Maintenance, Building Insurance, Air Conditioning, Heat, Water

The Waterfront neighbourhood did not truly get to showcase all of its beauty and wonderment until Pier 27 was constructed at 39 Queens Quay E. Bearing an industrial appearance without all of the dull grey factory metal one would come to expect, Pier 27 is instead a modern behemoth in the condominium market, boasting a closeness to Lake Ontario that would make anyone envious, while at the same time, being close enough to the rest of the city of Toronto that a short bus ride away takes residents to all of the amenities of the city. Developed by Cityzen Development Group, brought to life on paper by architectsAlliance, and the property being current managed by FirstService Residential, Pier 27 two towers were completed in 2015 and joined by a cantilevered bridge at the 12th floor. As it stands right now, Pier 27 is 12 storeys tall and contains 410 units collectively (with the smallest of these units being 500 feet², and the largest of them being 2804 feet²). The condo units themselves (which are mostly 1 bedroom and 2-bedroom units) contain a number of beneficial amenities, such as hardwood flooring throughout, floor-to-ceiling windows, Caesar Stone designer countertops, and more. For the in-building amenities, buyers of Pier 27 have access to an indoor and outdoor swimming pool, B.B.Q stations, an exercise room, as well as a games/recreation room, a party room, a concierge service, a security guard service, as well as a common rooftop deck. For the investors looking to see a positive return on their investment, the consistency of the historical average PSF of this condominium has shown a great turn around with resale values.Featuring its own little side road branching off of 39 Queens Quay E, leading to Queens Quay itself, Pier 27 is near anything and everything, thanks to there being a TTC transit bus stop right at the end of this tiny side road (a 2-minute walk at most). Using the TTC bus, buyers of Pier 27 can travel to nearby Yonge St. to reach not only the CF Toronto Eaton Centre (which is where any resident can find all the amenities that they could possibly desire), but also reach the iconic Union Station (just a bit to the west of Yonge & Front, where people can catch a VIA rail train or a GO train or the TTC subway train), or the Queen & Dundas subway stations (at the southeast and northeast corners of the Eaton Centre, respectively). A Bike Share Toronto station can be found at Yonge & Harbour (right near Yonge and Queens Quay). For those motorists looking for a quick way around the city and beyond it, the Gardiner Expressway can be accessed eastward simply by heading to Bay St. via Queens Quay, then heading north a short bit on Bay St. Going westward, motorists have to head a bit further down to York St., then head north on York Street to the Gardiner Expressway.For the homebuyers who more enjoy greenspace, heading down to Bay Street, then heading south on Harbour Square (which Bay Street turns into at Queens Quay), where the Harbour Square Park opens-up, a beautiful park of a decent size right on The Waterfront, so everyone can not only enjoy some green outdoor time, but also enjoy views of Lake Ontario and the Toronto Islands. The Jack Layton Ferry Terminal (which is used to get to the Toronto Islands) is right next to this park.