Brightwater I & II – 220 Missinnihe Way & 215 Lakeshore Rd West: Port Credit’s Newest Waterfront Buildings

Brightwater is one of the most talked-about additions to Port Credit’s waterfront, and it actually comes in two distinct buildings. Here’s a closer look at what sets Brightwater I and Brightwater II apart, and what living in each one is really like.

The Buildings

Brightwater I is a 5 storey building at 215 Lakeshore Road West, home to 75 condo units with suite sizes ranging from 369 to 985 square feet. Brightwater II, next door at 220 Missinnihe Way, is the larger of the two: a 14 storey tower with 250 units in total, made up of 235 condos and 15 townhomes, with suite sizes ranging from 524 to 1,500 square feet. Both buildings were developed by Dundee Kilmer Developments, DiamondCorp, Dream, and FRAM Building Group, and both were completed in 2024.

Brightwater I’s smaller scale gives it a more intimate, boutique feel, with suite sizes that make it a natural entry point into the waterfront at a more accessible price. Brightwater II offers more variety, from compact condos up to larger units and townhomes suited to growing families, including a rare ground-level living option directly on the Port Credit waterfront.

Location Right on the Water

Both buildings sit along Port Credit’s western waterfront, close to the mouth of the Credit River and just steps from the lake. The location puts residents close to the Waterfront Trail and the community’s growing network of shoreline parks, with the heart of Port Credit village, the GO Station, and the marina all within easy reach.

Shared Amenities

Residents of both Brightwater I and Brightwater II have shared access to the same set of lifestyle amenities, designed to support connection, wellness, and everyday comfort:

• Party Room
• Rooftop Terrace
• Co-working Lounge
• Bicycle & Pet Wash
• Fitness Studio
• Bicycle Storage
• Yoga & Spin Room
• Smart Home Features

Who This Building Is For

Brightwater draws a wide mix of buyers. Its smaller suites and accessible price point make it a popular choice for first-time buyers looking to get into the Port Credit waterfront market, while the larger units and townhomes in Brightwater II appeal to downsizers and older buyers who want single-level, low-maintenance living without giving up space or lake proximity. The townhomes and larger suites also suit young families looking for more room and a ground-level entry point right on the waterfront. It’s a strong fit overall for anyone drawn to the idea of a brand new, still-forming waterfront community close to the village.

Curious about Brightwater I, Brightwater II, or wondering what else is available along Port Credit’s waterfront? Get in touch.