55 Port: Port Credit’s Most Exclusive Waterfront Address

If Port Elaine Place is Port Credit’s quiet boutique gem, 55 Port is its luxury counterpart. This is one of the most exclusive addresses in the neighbourhood, and it’s worth understanding what makes it stand apart.

An Exceptionally Small, Exceptionally Luxurious Building

55 Port is developed by FRAM + Slokker, with architecture by Giannone Petricone Associates. It’s a 9 storey building with just 32 suites total, making it one of the lowest-density luxury developments on the Port Credit waterfront. Suite sizes are generous by any condo standard, ranging from roughly 930 to over 2,900 square feet, closer to a house than a typical condo.

The building’s design draws on Port Credit’s industrial waterfront history, with masonry and metal detailing meant to echo the area’s shoreline heritage, wrapped in a contemporary glass facade with transparent balconies throughout.

Location Right on the Water

55 Port sits at the intersection of Lakeshore Road East and Hurontario Street, placing it just steps from J.C. Saddington Park, St. Lawrence Park, and the Waterfront Trail. It’s an easy walk to the Port Credit GO Station and the heart of the village, with restaurants, cafes, and the marina all close by.

What Living Here Feels Like

The suite sizes alone tell you who this building is built for, buyers looking for a genuine downsize from a large family home without sacrificing space, or those who simply want single-level luxury living with unobstructed lake views.

Amenities lean into that lifestyle: a party room, game room, and boardroom with a catering kitchen and bar, all opening onto an outdoor entertaining space along the shoreline. There’s even a pet spa near the lobby for grooming, a detail that speaks to how much thought went into daily convenience here.

Who This Building Is For

55 Port tends to attract discerning buyers, often downsizers from Mineola, Lorne Park, or Clarkson who want to stay in the community they know but shed the upkeep of a house, without compromising on space or finishes. Given its small unit count, availability here is rare, this isn’t a building where new listings come up often.

Curious about 55 Port or wondering what else is available along Port Credit’s waterfront? Get in touch.