70 Queens Wharf Road

With this 2018 addition at 70 Queens Wharf Rd, Concord Adex’s master planned CityPlace neighbourhood continues to attract prospective residents. The Forward Concords captivates all sorts of buyers with its contemporary style and timeless comfort.

The 30-storey tower features clever design work from Page + Steele and IBI Group Architects. While the glass exterior leaves an immediate impression, the artful arrangement of the numerous balconies that are both articulated and set into recessions, gives the Forward Condos’ architecture a creative and contemporary aesthetic.

Indeed, these homes are meant to attract a creative, professional class. Its unique amenities surely show this through art, photography, dance, and recording studios. Called the “Prisma Club”, the amenities at 70 Queens Wharf Rd are shared with the neighbouring Newton Condos. Featuring promising work by LIV Interiors, these spaces, as well as the many additionally amenity areas, at the very least, inspire residents to sit down, relax, and enjoy themselves.

Beyond these, additional amenities are extensive: Forward Condos’ residents enjoy access to a party room with interactive media technology, fitness facilities, a yoga studio, a spinning room, a theatre, pet spa, games room, massage room, hot tub and swimming pool with an attached lounge, and even an outdoor tai chi deck.

Prospective residents will be happy to know that the Forward Condos is home to 352 suites, so buyers have a decent chance of finding Toronto condos for sale in the building. Suite sizes span from around 500 to 1,050 square feet. Any young professional or couple, especially those interested in the arts, will be happy with these bright open suites.

For its even the most discerning creative residents of 70 Queens Wharf Rd, LIV Interiors curated the suites’ sophisticated finishes. The open display shelving in the kitchens accent quartz countertops well — though nothing beats the state-of-the-art integrated stainless steel appliances.

There’s a reason so many condos have popped up in this area, CityPlace is vibrant, filled with excitement, and only getting better every year. Recent builds like the aesthetically-daring Fort York Library in 2014 signals public investment in the community’s growth.

While many trendy restaurants as well as some stylish boutiques in the area make for exciting commercial endeavors, prospective residents of the Forward Condos will perhaps most look forward to spending their free time at Canoe Landing Park. Designed by the famed Canadian artist and writer Douglas Coupland, the Canoe Landing park features the iconic Red Canoe and a one-mile running track that honours the legendary Terry Fox.

Additionally, residents enjoy living a short walk from the Harbourfront Neighbourhood Centre. While it has long been the perfect spot for families, those without children will feel great participating in its community development programs, like helping care for the community food garden.

Many convenient transit options mean that residents living at 70 Queens Wharf Rd can easily get around the city — or even exit it altogether: Billy Bishop airport less than a fifteen-minute walk away.

Those with destinations within the city find that the TTC serves the Forward Condos quite well. The 511 Streetcar stops a few minutes walk from 70 Queens Wharf Rd, at Bathurst Street and Fort York Boulevard. This Streetcar will take residents north through downtown Toronto to Bathurst Station.

Alternatively, while on its route on Queens Quay, the 509 Harbourfront Streetcar stops nearby at Dan Leckie Way. By taking the 509, residents will find themselves at Union Station in mere minutes.

Last but not least, drivers will love this location. Traffic moves well in this section of the city, and with an on-ramp at Spadina Avenue, getting onto the Gardiner Expressway is but a short drive.