Queens Quay Terminal

Overview
Located on the south side of Queens Quay West near York Street, Queens Quay Terminal is a waterfront condo that you don? want to miss.
Originally built in 1926, the Toronto Harbourfront Terminal Warehouse was transformed in 1985 by architect Eberhard Zeidler, well known for designing Ontario Place and Toronto? Eaton Centre. Zeidler? creation was a one-of-a kind boutique building, featuring an eight-storey atrium with a visual connection from the interior to Toronto? famed waterfront. It? a mixed-use development that contains 100 high-end shops, restaurants and offices, as well as 72 Toronto condos for sale and for rent. The suites are notably spacious with two and three-bedroom layouts, showcasing large living areas, huge picture windows with views of Lake Ontario and the interior gardens, plus modern kitchens and beautiful balconies.
Best of all, residents at Queens Quay Terminal enjoy an attractive neighbourhood, within walking distance to many major Toronto attractions such as the Harbourfront Centre, Rogers Centre, Ripley? Aquarium of Canada, and the CN Tower.
Most Notable Features
Historical appeal: If you want a home with historical character, you?e found it. The Toronto Harbourfront Terminal Warehouse was once a massive storage facility for all kinds of trade goods, such as teas and tobacco, coming in from across Lake Ontario. The warehouse was overrun daily with trucks and trains loaded with goods to be shipped out to Toronto shops. As times changed, people moved outside the city and the Terminal Warehouse closed down. But now it? back and beautiful and home to charming Toronto condos.
Elegant suites: Inside Queens Quay Terminal, attention has been paid to every glamorous detail of these suites. Prospective homeowners will find elegant, two-tone Neff kitchens with floating islands and a breakfast bar, coffered ceilings and hardwood floors, not to mention the top-of-the-line appliances.
The Promenade: A highlight of the revitalized Queens Quay is the generous granite pedestrian promenade on the south side, with a double row of trees lining the Martin Goodman Trail. It? a multi-use recreational trail that is now connected along the full length of the waterfront, perfect for cycling, jogging, and long walks.

Developed by Zeidler Grinnell Partnership

Storeys: 4

Units 72

Management Company DJS Management

Neighbourhood The Waterfront

Size Range 1,341-1,968 sqft

Corp # MTCC-690