500 Queens Quay W

MTCC 1288

Gym / Exercise Room, Concierge, Public Transit, Party Room, Visitor Parking, Meeting / Function Room, Pet Restrictions, Sauna, Security Guard, Enter Phone System, Parking Garage, Elevator

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

Exclusivity and privacy on the waterfront in The Waterfront neighbourhood…these are a couple of the most appealing aspects to 500 Queens Quay condo that is enticing to homebuyers. 500 Queens Quay is a pair of 11-storey condo buildings (collectively offering 187 condo suites) with a gorgeous (and private) courtyard between them. Completed in 2000 by Cenpac & Toddglen (developers) and KPMB Architects, 500 Queens Quay faces the beautiful waterfront. These condo buildings are visually comfortable with a rich blend of cream & red brickwork façade. The condo units come in various sizes & styles, from 1 bedroom (595 square feet), 2 bedrooms and 3 bedrooms (3834 square feet) and possess features like open concept living areas that boast floor to ceiling windows, 9-foot ceilings, upgraded baths, modern nook kitchens, pre-engineered hardwood flooring and some units have terraces. The in-building amenities were created with social interaction and pure relaxation of residents in mind, offering a gym, party room, meeting/function room, sauna, concierge, security guard and parking garage & guest parking spaces. The historical average PSF for 500 Queens Quay West has shown throughout the years, to possess the potential for a positive return on investment. Crossbridge Condominium Services is onsite to oversee the day to day operations of these buildings and to take care of residents needs.Stepping out of the lobby doors of 500 Queens Quay West, buyers can expect to find a TTC streetcar stops close to home (Queens Quay & Dan Leckie Way and at Queens Quay & Spadina Avenue), with the closest subway stations being Union Station on Front Street and Exhibition Station just off Atlantic Avenue. Motorists have a 1-minute drive to Lake Shore Blvd. for those homebuyers that want to pick up the on-ramps & off-ramps of the nearby Gardiner Expressway. Close to home, buyers have medical pharmacies, restaurants, cafes, banks, gas stations, post office, business services, professional offices and specialty shops. There is a grocery store at Bathurst Street & Queens Quay, and for major shopping, dining out and entertainment outlets, homebuyers can head north on Spadina Avenue for a wealth of amenities. Not too far away sits the Rogers Centre, Exhibition Place, Ricoh Coliseum, Ontario Place and by ferry (Jack Layton Ferry Terminal), buyers can enjoy the Toronto Islands.There is plenty of fun to be had along the gorgeous waterfront of Lake Ontario…right across the street is the Toronto Music Gardens, the Marina, the Waterfront Trail and a little further away is Little Norway Park, Ireland Park, HTO Park, Martin Goodman Trail, Harbourfront Centre, Harbourfront Centre Concert Stage, more parks, beaches and plenty of open-air restaurants. Heading into the downtown core of Toronto has its perks too for homebuyers, with the Entertainment District & Distillery District in the east, King West Village & Liberty Village in the west and in the north, Chinatown, Kensington Market, the Discovery District and Little Italy are all close at hand. Each district has incredible opportunities for art & museum lovers, theatre lovers, foodies, boutique shopping, nightlife venues, everyday shopping and great spots for finding ‘the’ perfect café.