Lighthouse West Tower

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High-Rise Condos in Toronto

132 Queens Quay E, Toronto, ON

One of the most anticipated waterfront revitalizations is quickly approaching. Imagine opulent lake views, cozy accommodations, and a thriving community centered on the arts, all of which overlook the pristine strands of Sugar Beach. The inaugural structure of the Daniels Waterfront: City of the Arts development is known as Lighthouse West Tower.

This location at Queen’s Quay and Lower Jarvis on Richardson Street encompasses an expansive 1.32 million square feet of land in its totality. This is the first tower of the development, which is currently 45 stories tall and contains 516 residences.

Amenities

Cecconi Simone's lobby harmoniously combines mid-century idiosyncratic furnishings with a loft-like aesthetic, reflecting the artistic essence and industrial legacy of the community. Concierge services are available around-the-clock to greet you and supervise the sophisticated security features of the building
Lighthouse West apartments feature lofty 10 and 11-foot ceilings that maximize the use of natural light. In addition to the pleasant, white low-VOC paint used to coat the walls, the entire interior is adorned with engineered hardwood flooring and features porcelain tiling in the restrooms
Cecconi Simone has also crafted contemporary kitchens that are outfitted with soft-close hardware and integrated under-cabinet lighting. Preparing and cooking are facilitated by Miele appliance packages, quartz countertops, and capacious basins, and also contemporary breakfast bars illuminated by custom light fixtures
Consider a high-efficiency, low-consumption bathroom, a custom vanity with an integrated basin, and elegant chrome fixtures in your new bathroom
The activity zone, situated on the 9th floor of the Lighthouse West Tower, comprises a home theatre, music studio, art studio supplied with materials and equipment, and a fitness centre
On the 14th floor, there will be a magnificent outdoor terrace equipped with dining and leisure areas, as well as barbecue stations, intimate dining area, a catering kitchen, a modern party room and lounge are all located on the premises

Highlights

Neighborhood

This development is situated in a highly advantageous east Bayfront area, which is poised for significant transformation primarily as a result of the Daniels Waterfront: City of the Arts undertaking. The development will also encompass a distinctively integrated office center, which will attract a wide range of organizations operating in the creative, digital media arts, and innovation sectors, in addition to the residential towers.

Transportation

Daily responsibilities can be accomplished on foot at 132 Queens Quay East, owing to the convenient proximity of grocery stores, essential establishments, and purchasing opportunities. Union Station, which provides service to the subway and GO Transit, streetcars on Queens Quay West and King, and bus stations on Lower Jarvis Street are all accessible directly to the residents.

Education

The Daniel’s Alumni Collection is located in one of the most prestigious neighborhoods in Toronto, at the Lighthouse West Tower. Contiguous to the Lighthouse West Tower, which dominates Queens Quay, are a plethora of esteemed establishments, dining establishments, recreational areas, and entertainment venues. George Brown College, Toronto Metropolitan University, and the University of Toronto St. George Campus are in close proximity to the development. In close proximity to Lighthouse West Tower are a number of picturesque parks, including Rees Street Parkette, Simcoe Park, and HTO Park.

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Developer

The Daniels Corporation was created in 1983 by Chairman Emeritus John H. Daniels. In a nearly seven-decade-long career, the former CEO of Cadillac Fairview Development Corporation has left an unmistakable stamp on the quality of the locations where people live, work, play, learn, and shop. They have constructed over 35,000 award-winning homes and apartments, master-planned mixed-use, mixed-income, and multi-generational communities, as well as cultural, institutional, commercial, and retail spaces, since 1983.