Built in 2012, this 49-story luxury residence houses 392 units and is located at the intersection of University Avenue and Adelaide Street West, just a 5-minute walk from Osgoode and St. Andrew subway stations. The neighborhood blends modern financial offices with historic townhouses and is at the heart of Toronto’s entertainment district, surrounded by private clubs, restaurants, and creative industry venues.
The first 17 floors are dedicated to the Shangri-La Hotel, while floors 18 to 49 offer exclusive residences with access to the hotel's five-star amenities, including a fitness center, pool and spa, housekeeping, maintenance, room service, concierge, valet, and car service. Uniquely, the condo fees cover many of these premium services, making it one of downtown's most luxurious offerings.
The area is bustling with office towers, high-end restaurants, vibrant nightlife, and bars, making it ideal for young professionals. However, it can be noisy at night and on weekends, and large, affordable grocery stores are limited.
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The 17th-floor sky garden offers breathtaking 360-degree views of Toronto.
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Community: Queen West
Queen West is one of Toronto’s most vibrant and culturally rich neighborhoods, known for its eclectic mix of art, fashion, music, and nightlife. Located along Queen Street West, this area stretches from University Avenue to Dufferin Street, blending historic charm with modern creativity. Often ranked among the world’s coolest neighborhoods, Queen West is a hotspot for trendsetters, artists, and entrepreneurs who thrive in its dynamic, artistic atmosphere.
The neighborhood is home to Graffiti Alley, a famous stretch of colorful street art that reflects Toronto’s urban creativity. Independent boutiques, vintage shops, and designer stores line the streets, making it a prime destination for fashion lovers. It’s also a foodie’s paradise, featuring a wide range of international cuisine, hip cafés, and lively bars that keep the energy going day and night.
Queen West is also a cultural hub, with institutions like the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) and TIFF Bell Lightbox nearby, along with live music venues such as The Drake Hotel and The Cameron House. The area thrives on its artistic spirit, with many galleries and pop-up exhibitions showcasing local talent.
For those looking for green spaces, Trinity Bellwoods Park is the heart of the community, offering a laid-back escape with picnic spots, sports facilities, and summer gatherings. The neighborhood’s streetcar access makes it easy to navigate, connecting residents and visitors to the rest of the city.
Whether you’re exploring its creative streets, enjoying its buzzing nightlife, or shopping at its independent stores, Queen West is a neighborhood that embodies Toronto’s diversity and energy. It’s a place where culture, style, and innovation come together, making it one of the most exciting areas in the city.
