1797 Queen Street E

Built in 2000, The Beach Condominiums II is the second phase of a 5 phase development — which includes The Beach Condominiums I, The Beach Condominiums III, The Beach Condominiums IV, The Beach Condominiums V. Located at 1797 Queen St E in The Beaches neighbourhood, this building is 4-storeys tall and home to 48 units, offering a distinctly different experience than found in a downtown condo.

Amenities are limited as you would expect from a smaller building — gym, party room, meeting room, and parking garage — but residents get the advantage of enhanced privacy and lower maintenance fees as a result.

Toronto condos for sale at 1797 Queen Street E are a great choice for small families, or retirees who are looking to downsize from a detached home. With a condo in this neighbourhood, residents have great restaurants boutique shopping on Queen, expansive green spaces and beaches for outdoor activities, nearby schools, and convenient TTC service for travel throughout the city.

Units at The Beach Condominiums II are available in 1 bedroom, 2 bedroom, and 3 bedroom condos — suite sizes range from 612 to just under 1100 square feet. All units feature open-concept layouts, stackable in-suite laundry, and covered balconies or terraces.

Many of the condos in this building have seen some form of renovation, so finishes may vary from unit to unit, but prospective buyers can expect hardwood flooring in living space, European styled kitchens, large windows, updated bathrooms — and all units come with a storage locker and parking space.

This building is pet friendly, and there are several nearby greens spaces to walk the dog, plus an off-leash dog park in the area.

With a home in The Beaches you have a slew of options for recreation; along the shore of Lake Ontario you’ll find the Martin Goodman Trail which runs all the way to the CNE to the west, and the Toronto Boardwalk — extending from Woodbine beach to Balmy Beach park; there are volleyball courts on the beach, playgrounds, an outdoor swimming pool, a Baseball diamond, and tennis courts.

On Queen Street you’ll find cozy cafes for morning coffee like Aroma Espresso Bar, restaurants for dining-out like Breakwall BBQ & Smokehouse, and plenty of quaint pubs to enjoy a drink and a meal — The Gull and Firkin, Salty Dog Bar & Grill, Murphy's Law Pub And Kitchen are all minutes away. Queen Street is also home to a diverse shopping experience, and here you’ll find everything for the latest in fashion and tech.

For groceries and essential purchases, there’s Meat on the Beach just one block east, and Foodland – Toronto is only a little further on Queen. Parents will be happy to know that there are also many schools nearby at the primary, junior, and senior level, making easy for families with children of all ages.

The Beach Condominiums II boasts a walk score of 87 — ideal for residents who prefer to run errands on foot. Those who rely on public transit have streetcars and buses right outside their front door, making it easy to take a trip downtown for the day.

Drivers can reach the nearest highway by taking Woodbine north to O’Connor for the Don Valley Parkway on-ramp.