Prime location adjacent to the CN Tower, Rogers Centre, and Ripley’s Aquarium with easy access to Union Station and the PATH

The building offers suites ranging from 445 to 2800 square feet across studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and three-bedroom layouts

300 Front Street West Snapshot

300 Front Street West is a luxury high-rise condominium complex located at 300 Front St W in Toronto’s Entertainment District, just west of John Street and south of King Street West.

• 49-storey tower plus companion loft-style mid-rise building

• 683 residential condo units total

• Built in 2013, completed and occupied by 2014

• Fully sold from developer; resale and rent units regularly available

The property is known for hotel-inspired amenities, resort-level service, and its position in the community surrounding Toronto’s most iconic landmarks.

Key Facts & Building Specs

Specification	Details
Address	300 Front St W, Toronto, ON M5V 0E9
Developer	Tridel
Architect	Wallman Architects
Landscape Design	Claude Cormier Paysagistes
Building Type	High-rise condo with loft component
Floors	49 storeys
Total Units	683
Unit Sizes	445–2,800 sqft
Avg Price/sqft	$1,039
Avg Rent/sqft	$4.67
Typical Days on Market	3–8 weeks
Layouts range from compact studios to three-bedroom penthouses and suites. Water is included in maintenance fees; hydro and internet are billed separately.

300 Front Street West Overview

The building features a modern glass-and-steel façade with a hotel-like lobby that sets the tone for the entire place. The main tower rises 49 floors, while the adjacent loft-style mid-rise offers higher ceilings and open layouts for residents who prefer that live-work aesthetic.

Interior finishes typically include engineered hardwood flooring, open-concept kitchens with stone countertops, stainless steel appliances, and floor-to-ceiling windows. Upper-floor corner units deliver sweeping views of the CN Tower and Lake Ontario.

Tridel marketed this as a Built Green™ community, incorporating energy-efficient mechanical systems and double-glazed windows—a reflection of sustainable building practices without compromising luxury.

Amenities & Lifestyle

300 Front Street West is widely recognized for its resort-style facilities. The building provides residents with amenities that read like an upscale hotel.

Fitness & Wellness:

• The Three Hundred Club includes a fitness centre, spin room, and yoga studio

• Full gym with cardio and weight equipment

• Change rooms comparable to a boutique gym

Outdoor Spaces:

• Outdoor pool with cabanas and lounging areas

• Rooftop deck that provides outdoor space and views of the city

• BBQ stations and seating areas

Entertainment & Services:

• Party room with kitchen and lounge seating

• 24-hour security and concierge services

• Visitor parking and package handling

Included in Maintenance Fees

Monthly maintenance fees at 300 Front Street West include water and cover amenities such as air conditioning and building insurance. Hydro, internet, and cable are subject to separate billing. Fees vary by unit size—review the status certificate for current data.

Building Details & Management

The condo is registered under Toronto Standard Condominium Corporation (TSCC-2338), with an official registration date in late October 2013.

• Developer: Tridel (major Toronto builder with strong after-sale support)

• Management: Third-party property management firm (contact: 647-748-7355)

• Governance: Elected board of unit owners

Buyers should request the current status certificate to understand reserve fund health, upcoming repairs, and rules around pets and short term rentals. Many people agree this step is helpful before making any purchase.

Values, Trends & Investment Appeal

The market for 300 Front has seen a year-over-year value change of -9.3%, reflecting broader downtown Toronto softening. That said, rental demand remains robust—Entertainment District condos stay popular with finance and tech professionals.

Compared to nearby Front and King buildings, this property positions as mid- to upper-tier: more modern than older King West stock, yet more accessible than ultra-luxury boutiques. Smaller units typically yield stronger rent-per-sqft for investors.

Typical Time on Market & Buyer Profile

Well-priced units often sell within 1–2 months. The main buyer groups include:

• Young professionals in finance/tech

• Downsizers seeking turnkey downtown home

• Investors targeting easy-to-rent units

Staged units with CN Tower or lake view tend to attract quicker offers. Notice that multiple-offer scenarios still occur on standout MLS listings during peak seasons.

Neighbourhood & Everyday Convenience

300 Front Street West sits in the heart of Toronto’s Entertainment District. The building is adjacent to major landmarks such as the CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium, and the Rogers Centre.

Dining & Daily Needs:

• Restaurants along King Street West and Front Street

• Coffee shops including Starbucks within walking distance

• Nearby amenities include dining options, theatres, and parks

Transit & Access:

• The building provides easy access to public transit, including Union Station and the PATH underground system

• King and Spadina streetcar routes close by

• Quick Gardiner Expressway entry via Spadina ramps

The area has high walkability, though event nights near Rogers Centre bring heavy pedestrian traffic. Things get lively—be prepared to share the street.

Buying or Renting at 300 Front Street West

For Buyers:

• Budget for land transfer taxes (municipal and provincial)

• Legal fees and status certificate review

• Confirm parking and locker via MLS listing—some units include them, others don’t

For Renters:

• First and last month’s rent plus tenant insurance

• Separate hydro and internet costs

• Furnished short-term options available (30-night minimum) via providers like DelSuites

Read the building rules carefully regarding pets and renovations before you change your plans. Contact property management or your Keller Williams Portfolio Realty agent to confirm current policies. Home Realty professionals can also help you compare sale options across the neighbourhood.

FAQ

Is 300 Front Street West a good building for investors?

The building has historically attracted investors due to strong Entertainment District rental demand and competitive rent-per-sqft. Factor in condo fees, property taxes, and financing costs. Consult with a realty professional who knows this market.

Are short-term rentals (like Airbnb) allowed at 300 Front Street West?

Rules on short term rentals are set by the condo corporation and City of Toronto bylaws. Many downtown buildings restrict stays under a certain duration. Verify compliance before purchasing.

What are the pet rules at 300 Front Street West?

The building is generally pet-friendly but may impose limits on number or size. Check current condo rules for leash requirements in common areas. Confirm policies in writing before signing.

Does 300 Front Street West have parking and storage lockers?

Many units come with owned or deeded parking and lockers; others don’t. Additional spots may be available for purchase or rent. Review the specific listing to confirm what’s included.

How does 300 Front Street West compare to nearby condos on Front and King?

It’s considered relatively modern and amenity-rich—mid- to upper-tier versus older buildings. Key advantages include Tridel’s reputation and resort-style facilities. Trade-offs include busy surroundings typical of the Entertainment District.