Discover Queen Church Condos, a new condo project by Tridel situated at Queen St E & Church St in the vibrant city of Toronto. This central downtown location presents an exceptional opportunity to reside in one of the most desirable areas of the city.

This modern high-rise residence offers a stylish and luxurious living experience, featuring a diverse selection of suite sizes and layouts, as well as over 9,000 sqft of premium indoor and outdoor amenities. Residents of 60 Queen East Condos will enjoy unparalleled access to transit, amenities, educational institutions, entertainment, and much more.

With a perfect Transit Score of 100/100, residents can easily access world-class transit options. The 501 Queen Streetcar conveniently stops right outside the building, while Queen subway station is just a short walk away, providing quick connections to Line 1 Yonge-University subway and various TTC streetcar and bus routes.

Boasting an impressive Walk Score of 97/100, the area surrounding 60 Queen East Condos offers residents convenient access to downtown lifestyle amenities. From vibrant dining and shopping options to entertainment venues, everything is within walking distance. Residents can explore the popular CF Eaton Centre or attend events at Yonge/Dundas Square.

Strategically located at the meeting point of the Garden District, the Financial District, and the St. Lawrence neighborhood, residents are within walking distance of major employment centers, prestigious educational institutions including Ryerson, UofT, and George Brown College, green spaces, and popular attractions throughout downtown Toronto.

Tridel, a renowned developer with a track record of over 85 years, specializes in providing exceptional homes with top-notch customer care services. Bazis Inc, committed to excellence and integrity, focuses on delivering high-quality architecture, design, construction, and environmental responsibility. With prime locations and close proximity to numerous amenities, Bazis Inc has established itself as a prominent name in Toronto’s real estate market, shaping the city’s ever-evolving skyline.