28-38 Stadium Road

Nestled in the Fort York neighbourhood, Marina Townhomes of South Beach offers a peaceful retreat just steps from the shores from Lake Ontario. At 3-storeys and with 221 units, surrounded by green spaces, this complex feels like a private community; having 2 yacht clubs next door only adds to the sense of exclusivity.

Marina Townhomes of South Beach is located at 28-38 Stadium Road, and while this complex does not boast a list of amenities so long that you’ll lose your breath — as some buildings do — there are a few nice extras here; shared rooftop deck with BBQ space, parking garage, and visitor parking.

These Toronto townhouses have a lot of appeal for small families and empty-nesters; there are units in this complex which have the square footage of a detached home, but without the hassle of lawn maintenance or snow removal. This complex is pet-friendly, so residents can take advantage of the off-leash dog park at Coronation Park.

This complex is built very near to the shoreline — encircled by a walking path with picturesque lakeside views — and if that does not pique your interest, then what’s inside surely will. Toronto condos for sale in this complex have hardwood floors in the living spaces, ceramic tiles in bathrooms, stainless steel appliances, updated kitchens, fireplaces, and private balconies.

These townhomes follow a variety of layouts for 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom, 2 bedroom + den, and 3 bedroom condos; suites sizes range from 475 square feet to over 2500 for the largest townhome. Many suites feature multi-floor layouts and multiple private balconies, allowing residents to get the most out of lakeside living.

With a townhome in this complex, you have an exciting and diverse neighbourhood to call home, and with all there is to do around you, you may find that spending time in your townhome takes a back seat to enjoying your community.

From 28-38 Stadium Road, you are only a 2 minute walk from the Waterfront Trail and Martin Goodman Trail — extending for kilometres to the east and west, the Martin Goodman Trail runs through several lakeside parks in the area. There are countless recreation options nearby, from waterfront activities like rowing, to baseball diamonds and tennis courts for pick up games.

For dining out, Queens Quay is host to some unique spots — there’s Amsterdam BrewHouse, Guirei Japanese Restaurant, Pizzaiolo Gourmet Pizza, Shoeless Joe's Sports Grill. And if you want a wider selection, the Entertainment District is packed with upscale restaurants, cozy eateries, and fast food chains. There’s also a Tim Hortons and Starbucks within walking distance, making it easy to grab a morning coffee.

The Entertainment District is just around the corner, and true to its name, there’s a lot to do. Music lovers can see local talent at the Adelaide Hall or The Antler Room, big acts at Scotiabank Arena, or classical-music fans can see the Toronto Symphony Orchestra on Wellington Street. After a show you have a slew of pubs to choose from — from charming taverns like the Town Crier, to bustling beer halls like Bier Markt.

When the time comes for a grocery run — you won’t have to run far; Harbour Green Farms is just a around the corner, and Sobeys Urban Fresh Spadina is less than a 10 minute drive.

Fork York is a pedestrian-friendly neighbourhood — Marina Townhomes of South Beach is not the most walkable location in this community for accomplishing errands, but residents should be able to fulfill their basic needs without relying on public transit or a vehicle too often.

For those who require TTC service to get to and from work, there is streetcar service on Queens Quay and Bathurst, making it easy to arrive at Union Station for fast transit around the city.

Drivers have a short commute to the Gardiner Expressway vis Lakeshore Boulevard.