Voyager I and II at Waterview are Monarch’s mid-2000s pair at 2121 and 2119 Lake Shore Boulevard West: a 27-storey tower built in 2004 with 313 suites, and a shorter companion — 15 or 16 floors depending on the source — registered at the end of January 2005 with 194 suites.
Together they offer roughly 500 homes with a shared-style amenity package listing sites describe as including an indoor pool, whirlpool, sauna, gym, theatre, billiards lounge and guest suites — solid mid-strip Humber Bay living at a scale between the boutique buildings and the newest glass giants.
The buildings
The Waterview name covers a small family of Monarch buildings on this stretch, and Voyager is its two-tower core. Voyager I, at 2121 Lake Shore Boulevard West, is the taller of the pair: Condos.ca records it as built in 2004 with 27 floors and 313 suites, from compact units of about 309 square feet up to roughly 2,213. Voyager II, at 2119, followed months later — its corporation, TSCC-1654, was registered on 31 January 2005 per Condos.ca — with 194 suites; Condos.ca lists it at 16 floors while etobicokecondominiums.ca describes a 15-floor tower, a one-floor discrepancy I note rather than resolve.
EtobicokeCondominiums.ca credits both towers to Monarch Group and puts the combined community at 506 units, which squares with the per-building counts. Duka Property Management is recorded as manager for both.
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Address | Voyager I: 2121 Lake Shore Blvd W · Voyager II: 2119 Lake Shore Blvd W |
| Developer | Monarch (per Condos.ca and etobicokecondominiums.ca) |
| Completed | Voyager I: 2004 · Voyager II: registered 31 January 2005 |
| Storeys | Voyager I: 27 · Voyager II: 15–16 depending on source |
| Suites | Voyager I: 313 · Voyager II: 194 (about 506 combined) |
| Tenure | Condominium |
On amenities, etobicokecondominiums.ca describes an indoor pool, jacuzzi and sauna, a fitness room, a lounge with billiards, a theatre, guest suites, 24-hour concierge and visitor parking. Because two corporations are involved, confirm in the status certificate which facilities belong to, or are shared with, the building you are actually buying into — shared-facility agreements are routine in paired towers, and the paperwork is where you see how yours works.
Location and getting around
The Voyager pair sits mid-strip in Humber Bay Shores on Lake Shore Boulevard West, a couple of minutes’ walk from the lakefront parks on one side and, on the other, a manageable distance from the shops and restaurants clustered around Marine Parade Drive and Park Lawn Road. The Waterfront and Martin Goodman Trails put downtown within a flat bike ride along the water, and Humber Bay Park’s loops are the default running route.
Buses along Lake Shore Boulevard West connect to the streetcar corridor and towards Mimico GO station, and drivers reach the Gardiner Expressway at the Park Lawn ramps in minutes. It is a genuinely balanced location: not the secluded eastern tip, not the busy Park Lawn corner, but the walkable middle.
What day-to-day life offers
At about 500 suites across two towers, Voyager hits a livable scale: enough residents to sustain a 24-hour concierge, an indoor pool and a theatre room, but not so many that the lobby feels like a terminal. The mid-2000s vintage shows in the suite mix — more one-bedroom-plus-den and two-bedroom layouts, on average, than the newest towers, and ceiling heights and finishes of their era rather than the latest spec.
Life outside the buildings is the neighbourhood’s standard, excellent offer: the lake, the parks, the trail, patios in summer, skyline views at night. From this position on the strip, most daily errands are walkable, which is not something every Humber Bay address can say.
Who these buildings suit (and who they may not)
Voyager suits buyers who want established, sensibly sized Humber Bay living: first-time buyers stepping into the neighbourhood, professionals commuting downtown by bike or GO, and investors who prefer proven mid-2000s stock with real floor plans. The choice within the pair is itself useful — tower views and height at Voyager I, a lower-rise feel at Voyager II.
They are a weaker fit for buyers set on brand-new finishes and the biggest amenity decks on the strip, or for those who want boutique intimacy — Nevis and the smaller buildings east serve that brief better.
Buying or renting here
With roughly 500 suites, Voyager offers some of the steadier resale and rental turnover on this part of the strip, so buyers usually can afford to wait for the right exposure and stack rather than compromise. Sellers should expect to be compared directly with the neighbouring Waterview-family buildings and position on suite condition and view.
For tenants and landlords: both towers were first occupied well before 15 November 2018, so Ontario’s guideline rent control generally applies to sitting tenants. How that works — and where the exemptions genuinely apply — is covered in Is my Etobicoke rental rent-controlled?
The takeaway
Voyager I & II are the dependable middle of Humber Bay Shores: a 2004 tower of 313 suites and a 2005 companion of 194, by Monarch, with a proper amenity base and a walkable mid-strip address. Not the flashiest buildings on the water — and for many buyers, better for it.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between Voyager I and Voyager II?
Voyager I at 2121 Lake Shore Boulevard West is the taller, earlier tower — 27 floors, 313 suites, built in 2004 per Condos.ca. Voyager II at 2119 is the shorter companion — 15 or 16 floors depending on the source, 194 suites, with its corporation registered on 31 January 2005.
Who built Voyager at Waterview?
Monarch. Condos.ca records Monarch Developments for Voyager I, and etobicokecondominiums.ca credits Monarch Group for the two-tower community of about 506 units.
What amenities do the Voyager towers have?
EtobicokeCondominiums.ca describes an indoor pool, jacuzzi, sauna, fitness room, lounge with billiards, theatre, guest suites, 24-hour concierge and visitor parking. Because the towers are separate corporations, confirm which facilities are shared and how in the status certificate.
Are the Voyager buildings close to shops and transit?
Yes. The pair sits mid-strip in Humber Bay Shores, a walk from the shops and restaurants around Marine Parade Drive and Park Lawn Road, with buses along Lake Shore Boulevard West connecting to the streetcar corridor and towards Mimico GO, and the Gardiner ramps minutes away by car.
Sources
- Condos.ca — Voyager I at Waterview, 2121 Lake Shore Blvd W. Built 2004, 27 floors, 313 units, Monarch Developments, Duka Property Management, suite size range. Accessed 10 August 2026.
- Condos.ca — Voyager II at Waterview, 2119 Lake Shore Blvd W. 16 floors, 194 units, TSCC-1654 registered 31 January 2005, Duka Property Management, amenities. Accessed 10 August 2026.
- EtobicokeCondominiums.ca — Voyager at Waterview. Monarch Group attribution, 2004 build, 27- and 15-floor description, 506 combined units, amenity descriptions. Accessed 10 August 2026.
Related reading
- Living in Nautilus at Waterview — the sibling next door
- Living in Explorer at Waterview
- Living in Waterford Towers
- Living in Nevis Condos
- The complete Humber Bay Shores condo buildings guide
- Etobicoke community guide
About the author — Jatin Dua, Etobicoke real estate agent
I am Jatin Dua, a Realtor with RE/MAX Quantum Realty, working out of 799 The Queensway in Etobicoke. The Monarch-era Waterview buildings are the workhorses of Humber Bay Shores — and knowing the differences between them, tower by tower, is most of the value I add here.
Reach me at connect@jatindua.com or 437-987-1925.