550 Front Street W & 11-29 Niagara Street & 4-14 Portland Street

Only seconds away from Toronto’s gorgeous waterfront, and mere minutes away from the city’s most iconic landmarks stands a unique group of homes that — despite their central location — have a distinct small town community feel. Portland Park Village is located in the King West neighbourhood and its addresses include 11-29 Niagara St and 4-14 Portland St.

This community is perfect for those who love to live, work, and play in downtown Toronto, but prefer to have their home as their sanctuary, left on their own to enjoy life at their own pace.

Portland Park Village is a 5 storey mid-rise with 188 units, and it comes in a variety of different layouts that range from one-bedroom condos to three-bedroom plus den Toronto townhouses. The townhouse styles along 11-29 Niagara St and 4-14 Portland St offer a sense of privacy that’s often hard to come by in many downtown condo buildings.

As part of a larger community, these homes also have some tremendous amenities. There’s an exercise room that makes staying in shape fun and easy. There are also BBQs on the site, which is a rarity in the downtown core. With its homey vibe and downtown location, King West condos for sale in this building provide buyers with the best of both worlds.

Despite their secluded ambiance, Portland Park Residences are actually in the middle of one of the most exciting and vibrant neighbourhoods in the city. At one time, the regions surrounding King West were underutilized industrial lands. That’s certainly not the case today as some of the trendiest bars and restaurants are located in this part of town.

11-29 Niagara St and 4-14 Portland St. are also adjacently located ot the city’s Entertainment District. This neighbourhood stays true to its name, which is immediately evident once you realise that the city’s most iconic landmarks and destinations are located within its boundaries. The Rogers Centre is just a few minutes eastward from Portland Park Residences, so a Blue Jays Game is always right around the corner. Of course, the Rogers Centre also sits in the shadow of the city’s internationally recognized symbol, the CN Tower.

Toronto’s Waterfront neighbourhood, somehow, is still one of the city’s best kept secrets, but when you live here it will be yours to discover. The shores of Lake Ontario are only footsteps away from these townhomes, and they’ll quickly become your favourite retreat.

The area is filled with different streetcar lines that provide access throughout the city. Whether it be the 504 King, which provides access down King Street or the 510 that travels down Spadina, you’ll have no trouble getting around locally.

The westbound streetcars conveniently connect to Union Station, which is the southernmost point in the Toronto Subway System. This means you can take the subway to get anywhere in the city. If you’re travelling a little farther, Union is also the linchpin of GO Transit, putting all of Southern Ontario at your fingertips.

For drivers, the Gardiner Expressway is right next door, so the you can really get around the entire city. Privacy, nightlife, transit, and more, these are homes you want to keep an eye on.