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1666 Queen East Townhouses

1666 Queen St E, East End

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Price/Sqft Range

1200 sqft - 1399 sqft

Avg Price/Sqft

$616 / sq. ft.

Completed

Built: 1977

Building Scale

Floors: 1 | Total Units: 34

Building Details

Building Type

Townhouse

Property Management

Built in 1977

Condo Corp

YCC-355

Date Registered

Sep 19, 1977

Description

1666 Queen East Townhouses

  • Address: 1666 Queen St E, Toronto
  • Neighbourhood: Woodbine Corridor (The Beaches)
  • Storeys: 2 storeys
  • Units: 34 units
  • Built Year: 1977
  • Builder: Woodbine Corridor
  • Building Type: Townhouse
  • Suite Sizes: 949 – 1,238 sq. ft.
  • Average Price: $ / sq. ft.

1 - About 1666 Queen East Townhouses

Built in 1977, 1666 Queen East Townhouses is a purpose-built community in Toronto's Woodbine Corridor. The development consists of 34 units and provides a low-rise residential profile within the East End.

The architecture features brick exteriors and asphalt shingle roofing. The community layout emphasizes privacy through a low-rise footprint, avoiding shared corridors found in high-rise buildings.

Interior plans feature multi-level layouts that separate living areas from bedrooms. Every unit includes private outdoor space despite the central location on a major thoroughfare.


2 - Overview of 1666 Queen East Townhouses

The exterior construction utilizes durable brick materials with asphalt shingle roofing systems. Residents benefit from the low-rise configuration that promotes privacy and community atmosphere.

The multi-level floor plans effectively separate living and sleeping areas, minimizing noise transfer between neighbouring units. Each townhouse includes private outdoor space, providing urban residents with personal exterior areas despite the busy Queen Street location.


3 - Suite Sizes & Value

Suites range from 949 to 1,238 square feet, offering multi-level designs that provide alternatives to single-storey apartment living. These proportions appeal to buyers seeking separated living spaces and additional square footage.

The development serves as an accessible entry point into the Woodbine Corridor and Beaches townhouse market. Most units feature private terraces or balconies that extend the living area beyond the interior walls.

The average price is $ / sq. ft., positioning these homes competitively within Toronto's townhouse market segment.


4 - Building Amenities & Features

  • Outdoor Dining: BBQ permitted areas designated for resident use
  • Parking: Underground parking garage with dedicated spaces
  • Guest Facilities: On-site visitor parking available for guests
  • Storage: Individual storage lockers for additional belongings
  • Maintenance Fees: Monthly fees covering water and common element maintenance
  • Private Exteriors: Multi-level designs featuring private terraces or balconies

5 - Location Highlights

Transit: Direct access to the Queen Street East at Kingston Road transit stop, with connections to Coxwell and Greenwood bus routes providing downtown TTC access.

Parks and Recreation: Within five minutes of Measurement Park and Orchard Park, offering immediate access to waterfront trails and the local marina facilities.

Entertainment: Located directly across from the "History" live music venue, providing regular entertainment options.

Dining: Walking distance to local establishments including Brett's Ice Cream, Pie Bar Pizzeria & Cocktails, and Country Style coffee shop.

Shopping: Convenient access to Ahmad Grocers, BJ Supermarket, and Rocca's No Frills for daily necessities.

Transportation: Easy access to the Don Valley Parkway via the Eastern Avenue Diversion for commuting throughout the GTA.


6 - Lifestyle Near 1666 Queen East Townhouses

The location positions residents between Leslieville and The Beaches neighbourhoods. With strong transit connectivity and an 8/10 walkability score, the area supports car-free urban living for those who prefer local amenities.

Residents enjoy access to waterfront trails, marina facilities, live music venues, and neighbourhood businesses. The area combines historical character with modern urban conveniences in a well-connected East End location.

The community attracts residents who value trails, local entertainment, and neighbourhood businesses while maintaining reasonable access to downtown Toronto.


7 - About the Developer

1666 Queen East Townhouses was completed in 1977 by Woodbine Corridor, establishing this development as a cornerstone of the neighbourhood's residential landscape. The 34-unit community continues to serve the East End housing market nearly five decades after construction.

Skywater Property Management Inc. provides ongoing property management services, overseeing maintenance and operations for the townhouse community.


Building Sales History

Apr 2026 — 1 Listed | 1 Sold

11 days on market

MLS® # E12939640

Apr 17, 2026

Sold

Mar 31, 2026

Listed For Sale

$674,999
Mar 2026 — 1 Listed | 1 Sold

28 days on market

MLS® # E12780400

Mar 12, 2026

Sold

Feb 11, 2026

Listed For Sale

$799,999

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