Icon I is a 12-storey mid-rise residential building with 252 units developed by Tridel Corp and Dorsay Development Corp. The building features a mix of one and two-bedroom suites, with an average unit size of around 625 square feet. This scale places it between boutique low-rises and full-size towers, offering a balance of amenities and a more intimate community feel. Mid-rise buildings in the Waterfront Communities are known for good noise insulation, reliable building systems, and direct access to shared facilities without the scale of larger towers. Icon I's design reflects the care typical of Tridel's residential work in Toronto.

Icon I is located in Toronto's Waterfront Communities, a neighbourhood that has transformed over the past two decades into a mixed-use district. The building sits near the Harbourfront, offering proximity to parks, waterfront trails, and cultural institutions like the Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery and the Distillery District. St. Lawrence Market and the Esplanade are also within walking distance, providing fresh food shopping and weekend entertainment. Transit access is strong, with streetcar lines on the nearby streets providing connections across downtown. The area attracts a mix of professionals, young families, and downsizers who value walkability and waterfront access.

If you're considering Icon I, start by understanding the mix of unit types available. One and two-bedroom suites at an average of 625 square feet suit different lifestyles, so visiting a few will help you gauge what works for your space needs. Ask about current maintenance fees, as mid-rise buildings have reliable building systems that reflect in predictable costs. If you have pets, confirm the building's pet policy with the management office directly. Check whether parking is included or additional, as waterfront buildings often have limited parking, and assess your daily commute needs against the transit options nearby. For renters, the current average rent around $2,733 per month gives a sense of market rates, but units vary by size and view.