260 Queens Quay W

Harbourpoint 2 Condos was built in 1987; standing at 30-storeys, this building has been a fixture of the Waterfront neighbourhood ever since. This building is one of three towers which comprise the Harbourpoint development — both Harbourpoint I Condos and Harbourpoint III Condos share a similar aesthetic.

Residents of 260 Queens Quay W have all the luxuries of lakeside living and a respectable list of enmities to make the experience even more enjoyable: gym, rooftop patio, sauna, tennis court, parking garage, and a security guard on duty 24 hours a day.

Condos in this building have great value and are well below the average price for comparable units in the Waterfront neighbourhood; this location is ideal for first-time homebuyers and young professionals who want a balance of urban living and lakeside recreation.

Toronto condos for sale at Harbourpoint 2 are bright and spacious — units are available in 1 bedroom, 1 bedroom + den, 2 bedroom, and 2 bedroom + den condos. All units in this building have pre-engineered wide-plank hardwood flooring, 9 and 10 foot ceilings, separate kitchen and living space, upgraded kitchens and large windows.

Unlike many lakeside buildings, these condos don’t have private balconies but there is a shared rooftop deck for enjoying the sun with stunning waterfront views. As an added bonus for those who like to entertain — this building has available visitor parking, taking the worry out of out of finding a spot to store the car.

The Waterfront neighbourhood is a beautiful area which perfectly combines urban living and lakeside leisure. With a condo at 260 Queens Quay West you have kilometres of running trails right outside your front door, and all the convenience of downtown Toronto at your fingertips; for entertainment, nightlife, dining and recreation, there are very few neighbourhoods which can compete with what the Waterfront has to offer.

Nature enthusiasts will appreciate the wealth of parks and green spaces in the area; Ann Tindal Park, Ontario Square and HTO Park are only minutes from your front door. For walkers and joggers alike — the Martin Goodman Trail sits directly across the street, extending to the east and west for kilometres and connecting to other parks along the lakefront. There's something here for everyone — rowing, yacht clubs, baseball diamonds, tennis courts, a dog park, and plenty of green grass for an afternoon picnic.

There's a slew of options for nightlife and entertainment in area; sports fans can walk to the Rogers Centre to watch the Blue Jays, or Scotiabank Arena for the Leafs and Raptors. Residents who are looking for a vibrant nightlife will not need to go far to find it — the Entertainment District is home to vast selection of pubs, live music venues, and packed clubs; for a wide selection of imported beers in a cozy atmosphere there’s the Town Crier, if you want a lively place with bar games then Roxy on King has you covered, for stand up comedy there’s Yuk Yuks Comedy Club Toronto on Richmond, and for a dance floor with live DJs check out The Fifth Social Club.

Harbourpoint II has some great choices within walking distance for dining-out; Amsterdam BrewHouse, Pizzaiolo Gourmet Pizza, and Shoeless Joe's Sports Grill are only minutes away. If you want something fast there’s Harvey’s, Subway, Indian Roti House, Pizza Pizza, and more on Queens Quay. Of course, there’s always a Starbucks or a Tim Hortons close-by — both are less than 5 minutes from 260 Queens Quay West.

For groceries and essential purchases, there’s Rabba Fine Foods and Sobeys Urban Fresh Queens Quay, plus a Shoppers Drug Mart just down the road.

The Waterfront neighbourhood is a very walkable area — Harbourpoint 2 Condos has a Walk Score of 92, with convenient grocery stores on Queens Quay and a host of shops to the north, residents should be able to run errands without a vehicle.

TTC service doesn’t get more convenient than this; streetcars run right outside your front door and can quickly carry you to Union Station for travel throughout the city.

Drivers have a short trip to Lakeshore Boulevard, and the Gardiner Expressway via Rees Street.