For Sale: 30 Baseball Place Suite #625 | Riverside
Property Details
Type:
Condo
Beds:
2
Baths:
2
Taxes:
$2,900.44 / 2026
Maintenance Fees:
$727.96 / month
Parking:
Parking Included
Garage:
Underground Garage
Neighbourhood:
Riverside
Square Footage:
690
Exposure:
North
Balcony:
Large Balcony
Locker:
Locker Included
Heat Source:
Forced Air / Gas
Air Conditioning:
Central Air
Style:
Condo
Property Description
Two Bedrooms. Riverside. Under $600K.
Some condos make sense the moment you walk through the door.
Suite 625 at 30 Baseball Place is one of them.
With 690 square feet of thoughtfully planned living space, two bedrooms, two full bathrooms, parking, a locker, and a large private balcony, this home gets the fundamentals right—and then puts you in one of Toronto’s best east-end neighbourhoods for $569,900.
Freshly painted and move-in ready, the suite feels bright, modern and remarkably comfortable. Exposed concrete ceilings add just enough edge, while warm wood tones, clean finishes and floor-to-ceiling windows give the space a relaxed, contemporary feel.
The open-concept kitchen, dining and living area is where the layout really works. There’s room for an actual dining table, a comfortable living space and a kitchen that feels connected without dominating the room. Beyond the glass, the balcony becomes a natural extension of the living area, with an open north-facing outlook across Riverside’s rooftops and treetops.
And this isn’t a two-bedroom where the second bedroom feels like an afterthought. Both bedrooms give you genuine flexibility — whether that means two people sharing the home, a dedicated office, a guest room, or simply having space to grow into. Two full bathrooms make that flexibility even better.
Then there’s the balcony.
Large enough to furnish and actually enjoy, it looks out over the lower-rise streets and mature tree canopy of the neighbourhood. Morning coffee, dinner outside, a glass of wine at the end of the day — this is outdoor space you’ll use.
But what makes Suite 625 especially interesting is that the home itself is only part of what you’re buying.
Step outside and you’re in Riverside, with Queen Street East, coffee shops, independent restaurants, local shops, patios and neighbourhood favourites all around you. Downtown is just across the bridge, but home feels distinctly removed from the towers and pace of the core.
Two bedrooms. Two bathrooms. Parking and a locker. Outdoor space. Riverside. $569,900.
Finding all of that in one place is what makes this one worth seeing.
Amenities
Riverside Square Amenities
Riverside Square brings together contemporary condo living with a thoughtfully selected collection of amenities designed for everyday life.
One of the highlights is the rooftop pool and sun deck — an outdoor escape in the warmer months with space to lounge, relax and take in the city around you. Residents also have access to a fully equipped fitness centre, making it easy to fit a workout into the day without leaving home.
For entertaining, there’s a resident lounge and party space, while guest suites give visiting friends and family a comfortable place to stay. A 24-hour concierge adds another layer of convenience for residents and their guests.
Beyond the building itself, Riverside Square was designed as a larger mixed-use community, with street-level retail and public spaces that connect directly into the surrounding neighbourhood rather than separating residents from it. That connection to Queen Street East is a big part of what makes living here work.
Amenities include:
Rooftop outdoor swimming pool and sun deck
Fitness centre
Resident lounge and party room
Guest suites
24-hour concierge
Outdoor terraces and gathering spaces
Street-level retail and services
Landscaped public spaces throughout Riverside Square
Neighbourhood Details
Welcome to Riverside
There’s a moment when you cross the Queen Street bridge from downtown and the city starts to feel different.
The towers begin to fall away. Queen East becomes more intimate. Historic storefronts, converted industrial buildings, mature residential streets and independent businesses take over. You’re still minutes from downtown, but Riverside has a rhythm and identity entirely its own.
That’s a big part of the appeal of living at Riverside Square.
Start the morning with coffee at Dark Horse Espresso Bar, wander Queen East and its collection of independent and vintage shops, grab something casual at Riverside Burgers, or meet friends later at Prohibition Social House. These aren’t destinations you need to drive across the city to reach — they’re part of the neighbourhood outside your front door.
And there’s plenty of room to get outside. Joel Weeks Park brings green space into the neighbourhood, while the trails and parkland around the Don Valley connect Riverside with Corktown Common and the broader east-end waterfront network.
Queen Street also makes getting around remarkably easy. The 501 streetcar runs right through the neighbourhood, downtown is just across the bridge, and nearby access to Eastern Avenue and the DVP gives drivers an easy route in and out of the core.
But Riverside’s real advantage is harder to measure in kilometres or commute times.
It feels established.
It has the coffee shop you return to, the restaurant where you become a regular, the local shops you discover on a Saturday afternoon and streets that reward walking without requiring an itinerary.
It has that neighbourhood feel without giving up the city.
And when all of that begins just outside your front door, the neighbourhood becomes an extension of home.
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