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Humber Bay Shores: Waterfront Living in the City
Humber Bay Shores is a place where you'll enjoy the most beautiful sunrises over the lake, a spectacular array of colours as the sun sets, and the moonlight sparkling on the water. There are sailboats and fireworks too!
It's a friendly, welcoming community of all ages filled with the conveniences you need every day, just a short walk away. It's the neighbourhood coffee shop and local farmer's market along the way to your favourite dining spot.
It's hundreds of kilometres of trails and parklands where you'll find walkers, joggers and cyclists with their furry companions, no matter the season.
Most of all – Humber Bay Shores is a safe community – close to all major highways with plenty of public transit options – and it's not a concrete jungle. Condo living is different in Humber Bay Shores; it's a place you can call home.
It's my home, and I love it. I'd love to help make it yours too!
50+ CONDO BUILDINGS IN HUMBER BAY SHORES: WHICH ARE RIGHT FOR YOU?
Equally important as the layout and size of the unit you choose to live in is the building it's in. You'll want to consider if the demographics, style and amenities fit your lifestyle.
With 50+ structures to choose from, the thought of narrowing down which might be suitable for you can be an overwhelming one. Have no fear because I am here to help.
The Restaurants of Humber bay shores
Humber Bay Shores, recently dubbed The Etobicoke Riviera, is a unique Toronto waterfront community. Forever views of Lake Ontario, waterfront parks, walking and biking paths, and a growing selection of cafés and restaurants where you can enjoy great food and wine, inside or outside, depending on the season.
THE PARKS & TRAILS OF HUMBER BAY SHORES
THE HUMBER BAY ARCH BRIDGE
The Humber Bay Arch Bridge is among Toronto's most iconic structures. It is easily one of the most photogenic spots in the city. The 456-foot-long bridge is always bustling with pedestrian traffic, cyclists and rollerbladers.
Built in 1994 as part of the Martin Goodman Trail, it allows the 1,400-kilometre path to continue west, connecting Sunnyside Park and Sir Casimir Gzowski Park with Humber Bay Shores.
The bridge consists of two 47-inch diameter pipes bent into twin arches and stands 70 feet above the ground. Its deck is suspended by 44 stainless-steel hangers, each 2 inches in diameter. The foundation consists of concrete-filled caissons which extend 98 feet below the ground.
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