Palace Pier Court, Toronto ON

Palace Place is located on the southeast corner of Lakeshore Blvd. West and Place Pier Court. Palace Place was built in 1993 on the bank of the Humber. This building has an in-house convenient store, a party room at the top of the building, squash courts, swimming pool, exercise room, 24 hour concierge, bus service to Union and valet parking. Lake views are the premium units with much higher price points. Download printable brochure.

$2,000,000 Renovation Now Completed!

v 24 hour Concierge Service - deliveries received, on-site in property management office.
Full Security Systems - closed circuit T.V. system monitors common areas and provides individual suite alarm. Security guards on duty 24 hours a day.
Controlled- access underground parking for residents and for visitors.
Valet Parking for residents and guests.
Daily dry cleaning service.
Shuttle Bus to Union Station, Eaton Center, Sherway Gardens and Cloverdale Mall.
Glass enclosed Indoor Pool & Whirlpool - fully equipped Health Club with Squash Court & Racquet Ball Court, Driving Range, outdoor Putting Green, Weight Room, Exercise Room, Saunas & Steam Rooms.
Rental guest suites.
Business Center complete with boardroom and private office, facsimile machine, typewriter, photocopier and telephones.
Roof Top Club offers Bar Lounge with piano, rooftop terrace with panoramic views of Lake Ontario and Toronto. Party Room with full kitchen facilities and dance floor. Fully furnished private Dining Room for twelve.
Billiards Room, Media Room with large screen television.
Convenience food store on-site.
Lakefront gardens adjoining lakeshore boardwalk and pedestrian bridge over the Humber River. Lakefront bicycle path at your door. Barbeque facilities with picnic tables. A gazebo, fountains and putting green
Located on Lake Ontario with access to the 300-km Lake Ontario Greenway Waterfront Trail. Near QEW and TTC Humber loop, marinas and yacht clubs, minutes from downtown Toronto and Airport

What’s in The Neighborhood?

A lakeside location is paradise for active individuals who love the outdoors. In Toronto, the waterfront is blessed with the Martin Goodman Trail, which invites walking, jogging, bicycling and inline skating along a 22 km pathway that leads through scenic parkland as well as the 300-km Lake Ontario Greenway Waterfront Trail. Marinas, the yacht club and boating opportunities are just minutes away as well as some of the city’s finest dining, entertainment and cultural amenities, which are situated within walking distance. There is easy access to QEW and 427, seconds away from the TTC Humber loop, minutes from downtown Toronto and shops of Bloor West, Kingsway Village and Sherway Garden, as well as minutes from the airport.

Working together, the City of Toronto Parks and Recreation Department and the Toronto and 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, trails and more.

Less urban than Toronto’s central waterfront, Humber Bay Shores will offer peace and tranquility for its residents, yet remain in an environment easily accessible for the busy individual.