1401-20 Richardson Street
Toronto, ON M5A 0S6 · Waterfront Communities C8
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***NOV 1 MOVE IN***Welcome to this bright and modern 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom suite at 20 Richardson St in the sought-after Lighthouse East Tower, complete with 1 locker and a desirable east-facing exposure that welcomes beautiful morning light. Ideally situated at Queens Quay East and Lower Jarvis Street in Toronto's vibrant East Bayfront community, this thoughtfully designed residence offers a functional layout and contemporary urban living just steps from the waterfront. Residents enjoy an impressive collection of amenities including 24-hour concierge service, fitness center, basketball court, outdoor tennis court, party room, social club, fireside lounge, arts & crafts studio, community gardening plots, and a BBQ terrace perfect for relaxing and entertaining. Step outside and enjoy the scenic waterfront, Sugar Beach, lakeside parks, and trails right at your doorstep, while Union Station and the Financial District are easily accessible by foot or streetcar for a convenient downtown commute. Everyday essentials, fresh groceries, specialty foods, restaurants, and cafés are nearby, with St. Lawrence Market and Loblaws just minutes away. Surrounded by the energy of downtown yet offering the relaxed atmosphere of lakeside living, this exceptional East Bayfront location provides an ideal balance of recreation, connectivity, and everyday convenience. With its bright east exposure, included locker, extensive amenities, and proximity to Toronto's waterfront and downtown core, this suite presents an outstanding leasing opportunity for professionals seeking a modern and highly connected urban lifestyle.
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A household would need about $88,000/year for this rent to equal 30% of gross income.
This is a planning estimate, not an approval decision. Actual affordability also depends on debt, utilities, transportation, and other expenses.
