Aqualina at Bayside Toronto
15 Merchants' Wharf, Toronto, ON M5A 0N8
Kate Naccarato
Sales Representative 416-779-6085 To receive detailed floor plans and pricing information, please get in touch with our dedicated sales representative.About Aqualina at Bayside Toronto
From Tridel AQUALINA at Bayside is at the forefront as the first condominium residence in the Hines master planned Bayside Toronto Community. This vibrant community represents Waterfront Toronto’s single largest revitalization endeavour along the city’s inner harbour. Designed by internationally acclaimed Arquitectonica of
New York City, the architecture of AQUALINA is formed in a series of prismatic blocks stacked over and next to each other descending towards the lake, with suite windows and balconies oriented to maximize waterfront and city views. A shimmering glass cube closest to the lake begins on the 7th floor terrace and houses the premium Signature Collection Suites and Penthouses.
Without question, this condominium is destined to become the premier waterfront address in the city.
Condo Facts Aqualina at Bayside Toronto
- Price Range From $1,425,000
- Move In Now!
- Floors 13
- Units 363
- Neighbourhood Waterfront Communities
- Lifestyle Midrise
- Developer Tridel Communities
- Walk Score 86
- Transit Score 86
- Suite Sizes 1182 - 1182 sq ft
Lifestyle Aqualina at Bayside Toronto
Among the community’s many treasures is its idyllic location: exclusively private yet within reach of some of the city’s most exciting experience.
Aqualina at Bayside Toronto is a New Condo development by Tridel located at Queens Quay & Lower Jarvis St, Toronto.
Tridel presents Aqualina, a new project on the water in Toronto. A desirable location for all, Aqualina will change the face of the waterfront in Toronto. At 13 storeys tall, this condo will be in a prime location.
Location 15 Merchants' Wharf, Toronto, ON M5A 0N8. Condos and Houses for Sale or Lease Nearby
Amenities Aqualina at Bayside Toronto
Aqualina is an architectural marvel perched on the water’s edge. Sweeping terraces and balconies extend out from two peaks and create an angled grid, which allow the facades to look past each other and maximize views of the lake.