Location: 34 Southport Street
Neighbourhood: Swansea
Storeys: 27 & 30
Number of Suites: 625
Suite Sizes: 477 to 815 sq. ft.
Suite Layouts: 1BR, 1BR+den, 2BR, 2BR+den
Maintenance Fees: $0.63/sf/month approx.
Expected Occupancy: January 2026
Developer: State Building Group
Prices: From the $700,000s
Introducing Southport in Swansea condos – a new condo development in a prime Toronto location by State Building Group.
Development Details – Southport in Swansea condos
Southport in Swansea is a condo development consisting of a 27-storey tower and a 30-storey tower. The two buildings will be connected by a podium level with shared amenities and, between them, will contain 625 residential suites. The suites themselves will have a variety of floorplans from one-bedroom to two-bedroom plus den and will range in size from 477 to 815 square feet.
Architectural plans show that there will be approximately 1,282 square metres of indoor amenity space and roughly the same amount of outdoor amenity space. These plans indicate that there will also be ample underground parking available to residents, with over 600 spaces allocated.
In addition to the residential space at Southport in Swansea condos, there will be approximately 2,091 square metres of commercial space which will include a 1,300 square metre retail store.
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Neighbourhood Details
Southport in Swansea condos is located in the desirable Swansea neighbourhood to the west of High Park. It’s an area that has an ideal balance between city life and nature, with the green spaces of High Park to one side, the Humber River on the western edge of the neighbourhood, and Lake Ontario just a short distance to the south. It is very close to other popular locations in the west of Toronto, such as the neighbouring community of Bloor West Village and Roncesvalles on the other side of High Park.
It’s also a good location for transit. At the south end of the neighbourhood, the Queensway streetcar service operates on a dedicated right of way and provides efficient transport towards downtown. Meanwhile, the northern edge of the neighbourhood is bordered by Bloor Street, meaning there are several subway stations within easy reach.
