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Price/Sqft Range
757 sqft - 2386 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$693 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 1991
Building Scale
Floors: 27 | Total Units: 408
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 1991
Condo Corp
MTCC-965
Date Registered
Mar 7, 1991
Cable TV
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
Hydro
Building Insurance
Internet
Parking
Grand Harbour stands as a distinctive waterfront condominium development in Etobicoke's Mimico neighbourhood. Completed in 1991 during the property development surge of the late 1980s, this luxury project offered an alternative to downtown residential living while capitalizing on the era's real estate expansion.
The architectural vision draws from Postmodern Beaux-Arts and Neo-Eclectic influences, crafted by the design team at Matsui Baer Vanstone. The building's signature feature is a 14-storey archway that bridges the twin towers, creating a dramatic gateway presence along the Lake Ontario waterfront.
The design philosophy embraces a rich architectural vocabulary, incorporating classical, Neo-Gothic, and Georgian elements. Traditional masonry construction and detailed ornamentation provide visual weight and permanence, distinguishing the building from the glass curtain wall towers that would later dominate Toronto's skyline.
Residential units at 2285 Lake Shore Blvd W span from efficient 757 square foot layouts to expansive 2,386 square foot penthouse suites. These generous floor plans accommodate full-sized furnishings and allow for properly defined living areas, offering substantially more space than typical modern Toronto condominium developments.
At an Average Price: $693 / sq. ft., Grand Harbour presents compelling value within the waterfront property market. This pricing represents a more accessible entry point into lakefront living compared to downtown Toronto's premium districts.
The building particularly appeals to purchasers who prioritize spacious layouts and established construction quality over the more compact, efficiency-focused designs characteristic of contemporary high-rise developments.
Life at Grand Harbour embraces a community-focused atmosphere with resort-style amenities and tranquil waterfront setting. The resident profile tends toward established professionals, with a median age around 49 years, creating a peaceful environment distinct from the energetic pace of downtown Toronto living.
The Martin Goodman Trail provides immediate access for cycling enthusiasts and recreational walkers. The surrounding Mimico neighbourhood features mature tree-lined streets with glimpses of Lake Ontario, fostering a sophisticated residential experience.
This lifestyle particularly suits those seeking a maritime-influenced environment while maintaining proximity to urban conveniences, appealing to professionals and families who value community atmosphere over downtown intensity.
Rylar Developments, under the leadership of Larry Boland and Richard Weldon, acquired the prime waterfront site in 1988 and successfully navigated the challenging real estate market of the early 1990s to complete this ambitious project.
Working in partnership with the architectural firm Matsui Baer Vanstone, Rylar created a development that earned recognition for its distinctive design approach and luxury standards. The collaboration resulted in one of the most architecturally noteworthy and upscale residential projects along the Etobicoke waterfront.
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