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Lakeshore Park Estates

3845 Lake Shore Blvd W, Etobicoke

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Price/Sqft Range

899 sqft - 1177 sqft

Avg Price/Sqft

$566 / sq. ft.

Completed

Built: 1987

Building Scale

Floors: 15 | Total Units: 174

Building Details

Building Type

High-Rise condo

Property Management

Built in 1987

Condo Corp

MTCC-732

Date Registered

Mar 19, 1987

Maintenance Fees Include

Air Conditioning

Common Element

Heat

Hydro

Building Insurance

Parking

Water

Description

1 - About Lakeshore Park Estates

Address: 3845 Lake Shore Blvd W, Etobicoke
Neighbourhood: Long Branch, Etobicoke, Toronto
Storeys: 15 floors
Units: 174 units
Built Year: 1987
Builder: Lakeshore Park Estates
Building Type: High-Rise condo
Suite Sizes: 899 sqft - 1,177 sqft
Average Price: $566 / sq. ft.

2 - Overview of Lakeshore Park Estates

Lakeshore Park Estates stands as a 15-storey residential high-rise in Long Branch, positioned along Toronto's western waterfront corridor. Completed in 1987, this brick-clad tower was purpose-built for residential living, distinguishing it from converted industrial properties common in the area.

The building houses 174 units across its floors, with suite layouts designed to maximize living space. Its location on Lake Shore Boulevard West provides residents with direct access to the Lake Ontario shoreline and established transit networks that connect to the broader Greater Toronto Area.

3 - Suite Sizes & Value

Units within Lakeshore Park Estates range from 899 to 1,177 square feet, offering more generous floor plans than many contemporary developments. These layouts prioritize functional living space over the compact designs typical of newer high-density projects.

At an average price of $566 per square foot, the building presents a more accessible entry point compared to downtown Toronto's premium market. This pricing reflects the Long Branch location while maintaining proximity to urban amenities and waterfront recreation.

4 - Building Amenities & Features

The building provides residents with comprehensive amenities including a fitness facility, hot tub, and sauna for wellness and recreation. Underground parking serves residents while visitor parking accommodates guests.

Community spaces include a meeting room and party room for social gatherings. A security system ensures building safety and peace of mind for residents.

Maintenance fees cover essential utilities including air conditioning, heat, hydro, and water, along with building insurance, parking, and common element upkeep.

5 - Location Highlights

Transportation access includes the Lakeshore Road and Forty-First Street bus routes serving Lakeshore and Dixie corridors. The Gardiner Expressway is accessible via nearby Kipling Avenue, connecting residents to downtown Toronto and surrounding municipalities.

The waterfront location provides select units with Lake Ontario views and easy access to shoreline recreation. Educational options include Christ the King Catholic School, James S. Bell Junior Middle School, Sir Adam Beck Junior School, St. Ambrose Catholic School, Lanor Junior Middle School, and Twentieth Street Junior School.

Local dining establishments feature 241 Pizza, Burrito Boyz Long Branch, Empanada Co., and Fairgrounds Roastery Cafe. Grocery needs are served by Natural Remedies Haven and other nearby retailers.

6 - Lifestyle Near Lakeshore Park Estates

Long Branch maintains a walkability score of 80, supporting pedestrian-friendly daily routines. The neighbourhood combines high-rise residential buildings with detached homes, creating a diverse housing landscape.

Residents tend to establish long-term roots, with an average residency period of 15 years. This stability contributes to a more predictable real estate market compared to Toronto's volatile downtown core, appealing to buyers seeking steady long-term investment potential.

7 - About the Developer

Lakeshore Park Estates completed this development in 1987 as part of the residential density expansion along Long Branch's waterfront during the late 1980s building cycle. The developer focused on increasing housing options in this western Toronto corridor while maintaining connection to natural amenities and established transportation infrastructure.


Neighborhood

Wooded/Treed
Public Transit
Park
Golf
Grnbelt/Conserv
Lake/Pond

Building Sales History

Jul 2026 — 1 Listed | 0 Sold

123 days on market

MLS® # W12983632

Jul 29, 2026

Extension

Apr 10, 2026

Listed For Sale

$565,000
Jun 2026 — 1 Listed | 0 Sold

41 days on market

MLS® # W13024194

Jun 1, 2026

Terminated

Apr 21, 2026

Listed For Sale

$625,000
May 2026 — 1 Listed | 0 Sold

63 days on market

MLS® # W13038800

May 15, 2026

New

Apr 24, 2026

Listed For Sale

$575,000
Apr 2026 — 1 Listed | 0 Sold

73 days on market

MLS® # W12733302

Apr 10, 2026

Terminated

Jan 27, 2026

Listed For Sale

$575,000
Mar 2026 — 2 Listed | 2 Sold

41 days on market

MLS® # W12757172

Mar 17, 2026

Sold

Feb 4, 2026

Listed For Sale

$570,000

91 days on market

MLS® # W12609352

Mar 10, 2026

Sold

Dec 8, 2025

Listed For Sale

$623,000

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