Mimico
Grand Harbour is a Mimico waterfront complex at 2285, 2287, and 2289 Lake Shore Blvd W. European-inspired architecture, generous suites, and a resort-style amenity set still feel distinct from the glass-tower strip farther east.
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Developed by Rylar Developments in the early 1990s (with architecture often credited in the Beaux-Arts / postmodern vein associated with Matsui Baer Vanstone), Grand Harbour is a trio: two towers plus townhomes. The signature arch connecting the taller buildings is still one of the most recognizable silhouettes on this stretch of Lake Shore.
Unlike many later Humber Bay towers, Grand Harbour leans classic and community-scaled: courtyard and garden spaces, lakeside presence, and a design language that reads European rather than purely contemporary glass. Addresses span 2285 and 2287 Lake Shore for the towers and 2289 for the townhomes, confirm corporation and management contacts for the specific building you are buying.
Residents typically look for indoor pool, hot tub and sauna, fitness, guest suites, 24/7 concierge and security, party/lounge space, courtyard gardens, visitor parking, and practical extras like an on-site car wash. The programming supports year-round living, not just a lobby checklist.
Value versus newer, smaller waterfront suites; larger layouts; and a Mimico lakeside lifestyle with trail and park access. It tends to appeal when someone wants character and space without giving up concierge-level convenience.
Suite sizes historically span from compact plans through expansive multi-bedroom layouts (roughly mid-600s into the 3,000+ sqft range depending on tower and townhome). One-beds often live larger than many new builds; two-beds and den plans, three-beds, and townhomes give families and downsizers real options, always verify current measurements and fee inclusions.
Grand Harbour at 2285 Lake Shore Blvd W sits in Mimico, one of South Etobicoke’s most watched waterfront condo pockets. Mimico blends an older lakeside village feel with loft and mid-rise living near Lake Shore Blvd W. Buyers get waterfront trail access, neighbourhood schools, and a slightly quieter pace than the densest Humber Bay towers, while still staying close to the Gardiner and downtown.
Nearby parks: Manchester Park, Grand Avenue Park and Platsis Parkette.
Mimico Waterfront Park, Amos Waites Park, and the broader trail network give residents shoreline walks without needing a car. The lake edge and local greenspace are a big part of why families and downsizers shortlist this pocket.
Independent cafés, restaurants, and everyday services along Lake Shore and into Mimico Village support a neighbourhood lifestyle. Transit and highway access keep the rest of the city close when you need it.
Nearby schools
Public
Catholic
HoodQ Mimico–Humber Bay Shores neighbourhood guideSchools, transit, and local context for this pocket.
2285 Lake Shore Boulevard West Toronto, Ontario, M8V 3X9
Commute to Downtown Toronto
Very Walkable
Most errands can be accomplished on foot.
Good Transit
Many nearby public transportation options.
Very Bikeable
Biking is convenient for most trips.
Scores by Walk Score®
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