808-208 Queens Quay West, Toronto

Harvey & McCreery

808-208 Queens Quay TORONTO, ON

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Property Features

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Entrance

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Bathroom

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Kitchen

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Living Room/Dining Room

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Bedroom

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Floor Plans

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Area Mapping

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Contact Information

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1 bedroom

1 bathroom

605 sq ft total living space

KEY FEATURES Great Location Bright & Spacious Stainless Steel Appliances JUST LISTED • 808-208 QUEENS QUAY, TORONTO

Pot Lights Engineered Hardwood Floors

THE PROPERTY Incredible lakefront living at the WaterClub Condos in the heart of Toronto's Queens Quay W neighbourhood. This bright and spacious one bedroom unit offers an open plan with a large

Spacious Closet Balcony Taxes: $2,511.27/2021 Condo Fee: $540.98/Monthly

living space and spectacular south views of the waterfront, Lake Ontario, and Toronto Island.

Fit with stainless steel appliances and recently updated with new engineered hardwood flooring and freshly painted, this unit is move-in ready. This fantastic condo complex offers great amenities including the popular indoor / outdoor pool with lounging area, great for hosting gatherings. Perfectly situated for downtown living and only steps to the waterfront, restaurants, shops, bike paths, transit and the financial district.

VIRTUAL TOUR

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PROPERTY

FOYER

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LAUNDRY CLOSET

BALCONY

Tile Entry

Located in Kitchen

Large Open Balcony

Double Door Closet

Washer

South Views

Dryer

Unobstructed views of Lake

BATHROOM Tile Floors

Ontario, Toronto Harbor, &

DINING/LIVING ROOM

Toronto Island

Single Vanity

Engineered Hardwood Floors

Large Corner Bathtub

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Large Walk-in Shower

Large Open Area

Parking: Level C, #23

Built-in Storage Shelving

Sliding Door Walk-out to

Engineered Hardwood

Balcony

Floors Installed (2022)

KITCHEN Stainless Steel Appliances

OVERALL

Freshly Painted (2022)

BEDROOM

Insignia Refrigerator

Carpet Floors

Insignia Stove Top & Oven

Spacious Closet

Built-in Microwave

Sliding Door Walk-out to

Dishwasher

Balcony

Granite Countertops

Views of Lake Ontario

Pantry Closet Breakfast Bar Pot Lights Engineered Hardwood Floors (2022)

The information contained in this feature brochure is based on casual observation and the knowledge of the vendors. This information is believed to be factual; however, it is not warranted and should be independently verified. Items listed in this brochure may not be included in an Agreement of Purchase and Sale unless specifically listed as an inclusion in the chattels section of an Agreement of Purchase and Sale

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ENTRANCE

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KITCHEN

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MAIN BATHROOM

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KITCHEN

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LIVING ROOM

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PRIMARY BEDROOM

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AREA MAPPING

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THE BEACH SHOPPING 1

LCBO

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Shoppers Drug Mart

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Sobeys

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Loblaws

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Stackt Market

ATTRACTIONS 6

Harbourfront Centre

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Jack Layton Ferry Terminal

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Immersive Van Gough Exhibit

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Sugar Beach Park

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Scotiabank Arena

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Rogers Centre

SCHOOLS 12

City School

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Free Spirit Montessori School

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Saint Joseph's High School

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Union Station

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HARBOURFRONT Toronto’s Harbourfront district was created from landfill in the early 1800’s. It quickly developed into a tangled web of industry that included shipping facilities, warehouses, railway tracks, grain silos, and factories, all dotting the shoreline.

Unfortunately, these physical barriers cut Harbourfront off from the rest of Toronto. It wasn’t until 1972, with the creation of the federally sponsored Harbourfront Corporation, that Toronto citizens began to reclaim their waterfront.

Harbourfront has been undergoing a renaissance ever since.

A shining example of Harbourfront transformation is the Queens Quay Terminal. This building was one of the largest warehouses in North America when it opened in 1927. The Terminal was remodelled in 1980, and today includes a successful mix of high end residential, commercial, and retail space all under one roof.

The Harbourfront neighbourhood incorporates a unique blend of residential, cultural, recreational, and commercial uses, all within the same community. Harbourfront is Toronto’s playground by the lake. It is enjoyed by all Toronto residents, as well as being a popular destination point for tourists. The Harbourfront neighbourhood stretches along the Toronto waterfront form Bathurst to Jarvis Street. Queens Quay is the main arterial east-west road that runs through this neighbourhood. Queens Quay has a dedicated streetcar line, along with dedicated car lanes and bicycle lanes which usher residents and tourists along its busy streetscape. Some of the neighbourhood landmarks include: Queens Quay Terminal, Jack Layton Ferry terminal, Harbour Square, Redpath Sugar, Harbourfront Centre, HTO Park, Toronto Music Garden, Waterfront Community Centre and City School.

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