1041 Lakeshore Road East

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High-Rise Condo in Toronto

1041 Lakeshore Rd E, Toronto, ON

In Mississauga, 1041 Lakeshore Road East Condos is a newly constructed mixed-use midrise condominium complex. This 166-unit pre-construction condominium building is situated in the Lakeview neighborhood, close to the primary intersection of Cawthra Road and Lakeshore Road East. Condominium residences range in size from one to three bedrooms.

Situated precisely at the juncture of Toronto’s metropolitan core and Mississauga’s waterfront, this novel condominium development is situated. The proximity of this condo to Long Branch GO Station in only four minutes by car makes it an ideal residence for commuters.

Amenities

The 1041 Lakeshore Rd E condo building will include 166 premium apartments, including 108 one-bedrooms, 45 two-bedrooms, and 13 three-bedrooms. Each unit will include floor-to-ceiling windows and a large balcony
The bottom level will provide 7,276 square feet of contemporary commercial space, adding to the vibrancy of Lakeshore Road East Street
At grade, there will also be 17 short-term and 202 long-term bicycle parking spots
Residents will be quite pleased with this building's cutting-edge features
There will be 3,552 square feet of indoor amenity space and 3,627 square feet of outdoor amenity space on the tenth story
There will be 149 parking spots on two levels of subterranean parking

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Highlights

Neighborhood

In a family-friendly neighborhood, 1041 Lakeshore Road East Condos provide easy access to stores, schools, public transportation, and more. Every essential item required on a daily basis is conveniently accessible within this urban community. The A.J. Lanzarotta grocery store is a two-minute stroll from this condominium. Furthermore, Rabba Fine Foods and Rincon De Espana Inc. can be reached in under five minutes.

Transportation

This locality is equipped with exceptional public transportation alternatives. A mere four minutes by car, the Long Branch GO Station on the Lakeshore West line facilitates a twenty-minute journey to Toronto’s Union Station, rendering it an optimal location for daily downtown commutes. Additional transit convenience is provided by the TTC buses and streetcars that operate along the adjacent Long Branch Loop. Additionally, this condominium is accessible via MiWay Bus Routes 5 (Dixie) and 23 (Lakeshore).

Furthermore, a forthcoming high-speed rail line is scheduled to pass through this locality. Waterfront West LRT will connect the cities of Toronto and Mississauga by traversing Lakeshore Boulevard between Port Credit GO Station and Union Station. This development will place the terminal station within ten minutes’ distance, facilitating travel throughout the Greater Toronto Area.

Education

A number of prestigious educational institutions are situated in the vicinity. St. Paul Secondary School, Cawthra Park Public Secondary School, and Lakeside Montessori School are among them. An EarlyON Child and Family Center is also located at the Queen of Heaven Catholic Elementary School, which is in close proximity. This diversity of Catholic, public, and private schools guarantees that every family can locate an appropriate educational institution for their child.

Students have high regard for the area. Lakeshore Campus, Humber College, is an easy ten-minute commute away. The Lakeshore Campus, which accommodates over 10,600 full-time students, exhibits a harmonious integration of contemporary laboratories, lakefront parkland, historic structures, and advanced classrooms. A substantial student population actively seeking nearby housing guarantees that tenant acquisition will never be a challenge.

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Developer

Ontario has a one of the world’s most complex and bureaucratic land entitlement systems. As experts in land development, Skybourne Developments assists land owners navigate the increasingly complex and expensive land entitlement process in Ontario. Our core knowledge and strength span the breadth of the land development cycle, including feasibility studies, budget analysis, acquisitions, due diligence, financing, municipal approvals, construction permits, and final closings. Source: SkyBourne Developments