1910 Lake Shore Boulevard & 1900 Lake Shore Boulevard

This is one of the rare opportunities to own a home on Toronto's fabulous lakefront. Park Lake Residences are located at 1910 Lake Shore Boulevard, providing residents lucky enough to have south facing windows with unending views of Lake Ontario. In addition to being part of Toronto's Sunnyside neighbourhood, these condos are also close to some of the most dynamic and fun neighbourhoods to visit.

Park Lake Residences were developed by Pemberton Group, which is one of the most well known builders in the Toronto real estate industry. They're known for appointing their buildings with spacious floor plans and top notch amenities.

You'll be surprised at how easy it’s to get around the city from here. There's nearby TTC routes that connect you to the the rest of the GTA, and of course Lake Shore Blvd is also capable of taking you across the city. These suites are perfect for those who work in downtown Toronto, but enjoy spending their free time in the great outdoors.

1910 Lake Shore Blvd West is a two towered building, sharing an address with 1900 Lake Shore Blvd West. Together, they stand at 18 and 19 storeys — sharing a connecting five storey podium, which also has a communal terrace on its rooftop. Its design shares a lot of features with other condos in the area, adding to the distinctive character of the western reaches of Toronto's waterfront.

Toronto condos for sale in this building range from 575 to 2,044 square feet, and they start as one-bedroom units, with the larger units coming in the form of two-bedroom plus den suites. The glass facade of the towers translates into floor to ceiling windows that bathe units in plentiful natural light. The suites are outfitted with hardwood floors, stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, and kitchen islands.

Pemberton is known for giving its developments next level amenities, and that's also the case here. In addition to the perfectly landscaped gardens on the fifth storey terrace, residents can enjoy an exercise room, party room, and concierge service.

Park Lake Residences are in the southwestern corner of Toronto Proper. They are part of the Sunnyside neighbourhood, which enjoys unequalled access to two of the city's best outdoor destinations.

1910 Lake Shore Boulevard stands along the shores of Lake Ontario, and this means that residents are directly across the street from Sunnyside Park and Beach. This is a great place to visit whether you're looking to go for a walk, toss the ball around, or just soak up the rays.

It's also right next to High Park, Toronto's 400 acre downtown green space. This is a popular place to visit for Torontonians from across the city. It's got sports facilities like a field, basketball courts, and tennis courts, but it is truly renowned for its natural beauty. You don't want to miss it in the springtime when its cherry blossoms erupt in a celebration of winter's end.

Park Lake Residences are also close to some of Downtown Toronto's best known western neighbourhoods. Roncesvalles is adjacently located to High Park, and it is centred around the Avenue of the same name. It's known for its wide sidewalks and fruit markets that give it a distinctly old world vibe.

It's incredibly convenient to travel throughout the city from here no matter how you’re getting around. For public transit users, you can take the 501 streetcar, which travels along the Queen Street corridor.

Residents of 1910 Lake Shore Blvd W can take this route to travel throughout the downtown core, and it also goes through some of the most exciting neighbourhoods in the city. You can take this route to visit Liberty Village, which has become a vibrant neighbourhood filled with trendy shops and restaurants. You can also drop in on the Queen West neighbourhood, which is widely regarded as one of the most happening parts of town.

In addition to Lake Shore Boulevard, drivers can easily access the Gardiner Expressway to get across the city. This arterial highway makes it easy to reach the eastern reaches of the city, as well as Etobicoke and beyond.