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Queens Harbour

600 Queens Quay West, near Dan Leckie Way. Twin 11-storey towers with a distinctive rounded, nautical-themed exterior, at the quieter western end of the Quay.

Fast Facts
Address600 Queens Quay West
Built2000
Height11 storeys, twin towers
Suites~276
Built by Monarch Group, known for its rounded, cruise-ship-inspired exterior.

Nautical by design, not just by name

Queens Harbour's two matching 11-storey towers share a rounded exterior of white concrete and pale blue tinted glass that genuinely reads as nautical, several people have described it as looking like a cruise ship docked on Queens Quay, and it's not hard to see why. Built by Monarch Group and completed in 2000, this is one of the quieter, more residential buildings on the western stretch of the waterfront, near the intersection of Queens Quay and Dan Leckie Way.

Suite mix

Suites range from roughly 460 to 1,246 square feet, bachelor units through two-bedroom-plus-den layouts. Western and southern exposures get the best lake and marina views, while northern and eastern units look toward the CN Tower and downtown core instead.

Fees & what to verify

Now approaching a quarter-century old, Queens Harbour's reserve fund study is worth a close read, standard diligence for a building at this stage of its life cycle. Ask about the exterior's tinted glass and concrete maintenance history specifically, given the distinctive curved facade.

Amenities & location

  • Gym, sauna, and a whirlpool
  • Guest suites, a library, and lounge spaces
  • A party room, billiards room, and concierge and security services
  • Pet-friendly, with underground parking for residents and guests
  • Quick access to the Gardiner Expressway and easy TTC streetcar access nearby

Who it suits

Buyers who want a quieter, more residential stretch of the waterfront without giving up genuine amenities. The distinctive architecture and marina-adjacent views suit buyers who want something visually different from the glass-tower norm elsewhere on the Quay.

Agent's Take

The rounded facade divides opinion, some buyers love the nautical look, others find it dated. What doesn't divide opinion is the quiet of this stretch of the Quay. If the busier tourist corridor near the ferry terminal feels like too much, this is worth a serious look.

Nearby

Other buildings on the Quay