Waterfront East

Waterfront East is an exciting mix of early 20th century cottage homes and thousands of newly built condominiums. This neighbourhood is broadly defined by Front Street, south to the Lake, West to Yonge St and the Don Valley Parkway (DVP) to the East. 

Life in Waterfront East is defined by the lake and the parks and public spaces surrounding it. Two signature parks, Sherbourne Common and Canada’s Sugar Beach, and a kilometre-long continuous Water’s Edge Promenade and Boardwalk  make up a quarter  of the community.The community’s main waterfront street, Queens Quay, will be pedestrian, transit and cyclist-friendly.

 The community’s residential, retail and commercial developments are being intertwined with its inviting parks and public spaces.

Toronto's historic Distillery District is just a short stroll to the north, and features wonderful restaurants and art galleries. Harbourfront Centre hosts a plethora of year-round events and is located just a few minutes west of East Bayfront. Downtown Toronto sport and theatre venues are easily accessible by TTC.

This downtown neighbourhood is designed for live, work and play.  The Water's Edge Promenade and Boardwalk, Sherbourne Common and Sugar Beach waterfront parks all embrace the topography of this neighbourhood at the harbour of Lake Ontario.

The St. Lawrence Market offers a cornucopia of culinary delights, including farm fresh eggs, exotic herbs, organic chicken, and an assortment of fruits, vegetables, cheeses, deli meats, and seafood.

Sherbourne Common Park has an outdoor skating rink and a childrens playground. Canada's Sugar Beach located adjacent to the Redpath Sugar Factory is a great place to relax and enjoy views of the lake. The park’s brightly coloured pink beach umbrellas and iconic candy-striped rock outcroppings welcome visitors to this new waterfront neighbourhood.

Waterfront East Condominiums and Homes

The Waterfront East offers many options for living and investment opportunities.