Queen & Sherbourne

Queen & Sherbourne Condos

Queen & Sherbourne is a new condo development by One Properties located at Sherbourne St & Queen St E in Toronto. This master-planned community, including the 245 Queen East Condos, will consist of 1468 luxury suites. The project aims to revitalize the Queen and Sherbourne St. neighborhood, recognized as one of the 'Places to Grow' in Ontario. The urban design is meticulously crafted by renowned architectural firms Arquitectonica, S9 Architecture, and Sweeny & Co.

The development features three towers of 24, 28, and 37 storeys, totaling 1468 residences, with 949 designated as condo units. Each tower will have three levels of retail spaces in the podiums. Residents can expect a wide variety of unit sizes and layouts to suit their preferences.

Prime Location

245 Queen East Condos are set in a historically rich neighborhood that is currently undergoing revitalization. With easy access to trendy shops, restaurants, public transit, employment hubs, and educational institutions, residents will enjoy urban living at its best. The convenience extends to popular landmarks like Dundas Square, The Eaton Centre, Ryerson University, the Financial District, the Entertainment District, The Distillery District, and Sugar Beach.

Transit Options

Benefiting from a Transit Score of 100/100, 245 Queen East Condos is well-connected through various transportation options. The development is a short walk to Queen Subway Station and is serviced by 24/7 Dundas and Queen streetcars. For drivers, easy access to the Gardener Expressway and the Don Valley Parkway simplifies commuting in and out of the city. Additionally, the upcoming Relief Line Subway Project will further enhance transit accessibility in the area.

College & University Students

The location of 245 Queen East Condos is particularly advantageous for students. Ryerson University is a mere 15-minute walk away, while the University of Toronto can be reached by walking, transit, or driving in under 30 minutes. George Brown King St. and Casa Loma campus students will also benefit from the city's subway line, ensuring a swift commute to and from class.