Jul 14, 2011

Palace Place, 1 Palace Pier Court,

junction of Lake Ontario and the Humber River

Located at the junction of Lake Ontario and the Humber River, Palace Place is a luxurious waterfront condominium in Toronto, Canada.  Rising 47 floors above the shoreline of Lake Ontario, Palace Place offers some of the most breath-taking views in Toronto.  The panoramic views to the west display the curving shore of Lake Ontario to Burlington and Hamilton, to the East the CN Tower and the beautiful downtown Toronto skyline and to the North beautiful High Park.  Explore our website and find out why we call Palace Place

~ Luxury Living By The Lake

Standing proud at the mouth of the Humber River and offering some of the most breath-taking panoramic views in Toronto is the 47 Storey building known as Palace Place located at 1 Palace Pier court.  The panoramic views to the west display the curving shore of Lake Ontario to Burlington and Hamilton, to the East the CN Tower and the beautiful downtown Toronto skyline, and to the North beautiful High Park and the suburbs of Etobicoke and Mississauga.

“luxury on the lake”

Built in 1993, Palace Place is known as “luxury on the lake” with amenities rivaling those offered by any 5 star hotel.  A welcoming and upscale Visitor’s Lobby with Italian marble and elegant columns and richly carpeted hallways accent the comfort and good taste that Palace Place exemplifies.  The concierge service provides 24 hours Security, Valet Service for Residents and Visitors and a Shuttle Bus service to Union Station.  Signature services such as arranging for theatre / concert tickets, making dinner reservations, and recommendations for the best shopping and services in town are also provided to the residents by the onsite management team.

“Private Dining Room with fully equipped kitchen for private dinners”

The building consists of 504 suites ranging in size from 800 to 2800 sq ft.  The 47^th floor is home to a spacious and elegant part room and piano lounge for private parties, a Games room and Media centre, a Private Dining Room with fully equipped kitchen for private dinners.  Each and every room has large windows so that all the rooms combined allow for a stunning 360” panoramic view.  There are also 6 furnished Guest Suites on the ground floor for visiting guests and a convenience store open 7 days a week for those last minute items.

“A daily Shuttle Bus runs on weekdays from 6:30am to 9pm from Palace Pier to Union Station”

The other amenities include:  Fully Equipped Fitness Centre, Indoor Pool with whirlpool, Putting Green and Indoor Driving Range, Squash Court, Business Centre, Outdoor fountain and formal garden, Sundeck and a sheltered BBQ enclosure in the summer months.  A daily Shuttle Bus runs on weekdays from 6:30am to 9pm from Palace Pier to Union Station, and also one run per day to shopping malls.

Palace Place offers a range of suites starting from one bedroom to up to three bedroom plans with or without den and ranging from 800 – over 2800 sq ft.  There are also 4 bedroom suites that are over 4000 sq ft in size.

The price range for purchasing or leasing is as follows:

One Bedroom    813 – 1106 sq ft             $240,000 – $360,000                   $1500 – $2200 per month

Two Bedroom    1200 – 2000 sq ft           $335,000 – $850,000                   $2200 – $4000 per month

Three bedroom   2835 sq ft                      $780,000 – $,1099,000 +             $4500 – $5500 per month

Neighbourhood

Palace Place is at the front door of world class recreational trails that wind around the Humber Bay Shores and it is set amongst a magnificent nature preserve.Nestled within the family friendly parks of Humber Bay, you are just minutes away from the financial centre of Toronto.

The nature trails and bike paths of Humber Bay Park wind through a wildflower meadow, a butterfly park and water inlets where swans nest and beavers build dams. Many of our residents are actively involved in groups that protect the butterflies, beautify the landscape and keep our waterfront clean.

Our waterfront features the Martin Goodman Trail which allows for walking, jogging, cycling and inline skating along a 22km path that leads  through  scenic parkland as well as the 300 kilometer Lake Ontario greenway Waterfront trail.  Marinas, yacht clubs and boating opportunities are located within walking distance as well as  waterfront dining.

Working together, the City of Toronto Parks and Recreation Department and the Toronto Region Conservation Authority have enhanced the natural environment in the area with the introduction of a new waterfront park, the Humber bay Butterfly habitat, enhanced wetlands and fish habitats and trails.