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Price/Sqft Range
577 sqft - 1391 sqft
Avg Price/Sqft
$679 / sq. ft.
Completed
Built: 2012
Building Scale
Floors: 16 | Total Units: 185
Building Type
High-Rise condo
Property Management
Built in 2012
Condo Corp
TSCC-2229
Date Registered
Apr 5, 2012
Air Conditioning
Common Element
Heat
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Aquaview is a 16-storey high-rise condominium completed in 2012 by Westport Developments. Located at 3865 Lake Shore Blvd W in Long Branch, Etobicoke, this 185-unit building combines modern glass elements with traditional brick construction that complements the neighbourhood's established architectural character.
The development serves as a transition between Lake Shore Boulevard West's commercial corridor and Lake Ontario's natural shoreline. Residents enjoy structured urban living while maintaining easy access to the waterfront's recreational opportunities and scenic landscapes.
Floor plans at Aquaview range from 577 to 1,391 square feet, accommodating diverse lifestyle needs from efficient one-bedroom layouts to spacious family-sized units.
Average Price: $679 / sq. ft. This pricing represents excellent value compared to downtown Toronto rates, allowing residents to secure more generous living spaces while maintaining convenient access to the city centre via nearby transit connections.
Long Branch offers a balanced waterfront lifestyle within Toronto's boundaries. The neighbourhood attracts young professionals seeking affordable alternatives to downtown living, downsizers drawn to maintenance-free condominium living, and families who value proximity to parks and recreational facilities.
The area's transit-oriented development pattern provides efficient connections to central Toronto while preserving access to natural amenities that define Etobicoke's lakefront character.
Westport Developments constructed Aquaview as part of their residential portfolio throughout the Greater Toronto Area. The company specializes in high-density developments that integrate with established waterfront communities while meeting modern urban housing demands.
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