20 Southport Street

Residents, prospective residents, and guests who pull up to the South Kingsway Village I Condos — or South Kingsway Village II Condos and South Kingsway Village III Condos — are immediately made to feel like they’re entering a small yet cohesive community. A 24-hour gatehouse is stationed outside the three buildings that make up the South Kingsway Village complex, keeping not only the condos, but also the surrounding grounds, safe and secure.

Once past the gatehouse, condo seekers will quickly notice numerous spots in which they can stroll, sit, or even entertain, including a barbecue area with picnic tables. Residents of 20 Southport Street have access to a number of other amenities, such as a concierge, underground parking, a gym, an indoor pool and hot tub, a squash court, a sauna, a billiards room, and a library. The red and yellow brick edifice at 20 Southport was built back in 1988 by Tridel, and the building contains 129 units spread out over 7 storeys.

Homes at 20 Southport St come in many shapes and sizes, allowing all sorts of residents to call the building home. These west end Toronto condos contain anywhere from one bedroom to three bedrooms plus a den, and span between 600 and 1,250 square feet.

Sunrooms and terraces are common at 20 Southport St, while ground level units boast sizeable patios. Most homes contain separate kitchens, some with enough space for a dining area, and others with pass-through windows.

The High Park and Swansea neighbourhood is ideal for Torontonians who prefer peace, quiet, and green space to crowded streets and bustling bars. Nestled between the Humber River, High Park, and Lake Ontario, those living in the South Kingsway Village I Condos have no trouble finding a tranquil place to unwind after a long day.

Active types also love High Park and Swansea for a couple of reasons. For one, the Martin Goodman Trail — a 56-kilometre pedestrian and cycling path — is just a few blocks south of 20 Southport St. Then there’s High Park, which contains sporting facilities, picnic spots, an off-leash dog park, a zoo, an outdoor swimming pool, and more.

When it comes time to grocery shop, residents of 20 Southport St can head west to Sobeys on the Queensway, or they can visit Nicholson’s No Frills on Bloor. Both also happen to be located on busy commercial streets lined with specialty shops and restaurants.

Living at 20 Southport St is convenient for those who frequent the downtown core, whether residents prefer to get around the city by car, public transit, or even bicycle. Drivers, for example, can use the Queensway in order to access the Gardiner Expressway, which carries cars along the southern edge of the city. And as previously mentioned, the Martin Goodman Trail makes a great route for anyone commuting into the downtown core by bike.

Those without any vehicle whatsoever, on the other hand, can walk just 3 minutes in order to reach a stop for the 501 Queen streetcar at the Queensway and Windermere. Alternatively, a stop for the 77 Swansea bus takes 1 minute to reach on foot, and once on this bus passengers can reach Runnymede subway station on the Bloor-Danforth line in about 5 minutes.