What is 30 Baseball Place?

It’s a 20-storey condo tower in Riverside Square with 378 residential units.

What types of units are available in 30 Baseball Place?

Units include studios, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom condos, both for sale and rent.

What are typical prices for sale vs. rent in 30 Baseball Place?

For sale: Listings range around $359,900 to $725,000. For rent: Units range from $2,150 to $4,250/month depending on layout and size.

What amenities does 30 Baseball Place offer?

Amenities include a fitness centre, rooftop terrace, concierge service, party/meeting room, and visitor parking.

Are pets allowed in 30 Baseball Place?

Yes. Both small dogs and cats are allowed.

What are some unit features of 30 Baseball Place?

Units include floor-to-ceiling windows, open-concept kitchens with modern finishes, and many have balconies or private outdoor spaces.

What is the walkability and transit like in 30 Baseball Place?

30 Baseball Place has a Walk Score of 96/100, close to Queen Street East, TTC, shops, and amenities.

Does 30 Baseball Place include parking and storage?

Yes. Units often come with underground parking and a storage locker.

When was 30 Baseball Place completed?

It was completed in 2021, part of the Riverside Square development.

Is 30 Baseball Place good value for buyers?

Yes. With modern units, strong amenities, and a prime location, it offers good value in Toronto’s East End market.

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Property Management

Corp #: TSCC 2926
Concierge : (416) 519-3983
Condominium Manager: Brani Delcheva
- Email: riversidesquare.pm@delcondo.com
- Phone: 416-519-9940
Site Administrator: Mehak Verma
- Email: Mverma@delcondo.com
- Phone: 416-519-9940

Registration Forms

OWNER/RESIDENT REGISTRATION ENTRYPHONE FORM PARCEL/COURIER WAIVER FORM VEHICLE REGISTRY FORM ELEVATOR RESERVATION FORM

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Riverside Square Floorplan Guide: Which Layout Fits Your Lifestyle

Posted on July 27, 2026 by Riverside Square

Riverside Square offers a genuinely wide range of layouts, which is part of what makes it appealing to such a broad mix of buyers — from first-time buyers to growing families. Here's how to think about matching a layout to how you actually live.

One-Bedroom & One-Bedroom + Den

The most liquid segment of the building on resale, and typically the easiest to lease. A den layout is worth the (usually modest) price premium if you work from home even occasionally — a defined workspace changes daily life more than most buyers expect.

Two-Bedroom Layouts

Riverside Square's two-bedroom units tend to appeal to two very different buyer types: young families wanting to stay downtown-adjacent, and roommate/co-buyer arrangements splitting costs. Look for split-bedroom designs (bedrooms on opposite sides of the unit) if privacy between occupants matters — a genuinely useful distinction that a floorplan on paper doesn't always make obvious.

Larger & Premium Layouts

For buyers prioritizing space over walkable proximity to the Financial District, Riverside Square's larger layouts offer meaningfully more square footage per dollar than comparable downtown-core buildings — a direct result of the River District's slightly less central (but still highly connected) location.

What to Check Regardless of Layout

Exposure and natural light — matters as much as square footage for how a unit actually feels day to day.
Storage — in-unit storage varies more than buyers expect between otherwise similar layouts; ask specifically.
Parking and locker availability — not guaranteed with every unit; confirm before you fall in love with a specific layout.

The Bottom Line

The "best" Riverside Square layout is the one that matches your actual daily routine — not the biggest unit your budget allows. A well-chosen one-bedroom + den often serves a work-from-home buyer better than a poorly laid out two-bedroom.

Want to see current floorplans and availability at Riverside Square? Let's find the layout that actually fits how you live.Visit riversidesquarecondos.ca

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What a 95 Walk Score Means for Riverside Square Residents

Posted on September 5, 2025 by Riverside Square

Riverside Square, located at Queen Street East and the Don Valley Parkway, proudly boasts a 95 Walk Score. But what does that number really mean for residents? In simple terms, it’s a lifestyle upgrade—giving people the freedom to access everyday essentials, entertainment, and transit within steps of their front door. Let’s explore why this near-perfect score makes living at Riverside Square so desirable.

1. Daily Errands Made Effortless

A 95 Walk Score means most errands can be completed on foot.
Grocery stores, pharmacies, banks, and coffee shops are just around the corner.
No need for long drives—residents save time and reduce reliance on cars.

2. A Foodie’s Paradise

Queen Street East is lined with diverse dining options, from trendy cafés to international restaurants.
Local favourites include brunch spots, artisan bakeries, and craft breweries.
Living at Riverside Square means dining out can be as easy as a five-minute stroll.

3. Access to Culture & Entertainment

With venues, galleries, and boutique shops nearby, residents are immersed in Toronto’s vibrant cultural scene.
Riverside and Leslieville host seasonal festivals, farmers markets, and art walks.
The Broadview Hotel—just steps away—offers rooftop bars and live entertainment.

4. Transit at Your Doorstep

A near-perfect Walk Score often goes hand-in-hand with great transit options.
Residents have quick access to streetcar routes like the 501 Queen and 504 King, making downtown commutes simple.
The Don Valley Parkway is also minutes away for those who drive.

5. A Healthier, Greener Lifestyle

Walking more means staying active without hitting the gym.
Less reliance on cars reduces carbon footprint, making Riverside Square an eco-friendly lifestyle choice.
Access to nearby parks, trails, and the Don River pathways encourages outdoor activity.

Final Summary

A 95 Walk Score isn’t just a number—it’s a promise of convenience, culture, and connectivity. For Riverside Square residents, it means living in a neighbourhood where everything you need is a short walk away. From food and fitness to transit and entertainment, this walkable lifestyle makes Riverside Square one of Toronto’s most attractive places to live.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a 95 Walk Score mean?
A 95 Walk Score means that most daily errands—like grocery shopping, dining, and banking—can be completed on foot, with minimal need for a car.

Is Riverside Square a walkable neighbourhood?
Yes, Riverside Square is located in Toronto’s Riverside/Leslieville community, which boasts a 95 Walk Score. It’s extremely pedestrian-friendly with shops, restaurants, and transit all nearby.

Does a high Walk Score increase condo value?
Yes, condos in walkable areas with high Walk Scores are often more desirable, which can lead to stronger resale and rental values compared to less walkable neighbourhoods.

What are the benefits of living in a walkable community like Riverside Square?
Walkable communities provide convenience, healthier lifestyles, reduced transportation costs, and more social engagement within the neighbourhood.

How close is Riverside Square to Toronto transit?
Riverside Square is steps away from Queen Street East streetcar routes and within minutes of the Don Valley Parkway, making commuting and exploring Toronto easy.