Waterloo Condo Apartments
6 Willow St, Waterloo: Waterpark Place Condos for Sale
6 Willow Street is one of the two towers at Waterpark Place, a high-rise condo complex near Uptown Waterloo registered in 1991. Suites are large: 2026 listings at 6 Willow have been 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom units of about 1,250 to 1,600 square feet, some with a solarium or sunroom. Condo fees in 2026 listings have run about $847 to $978 a month. 2026 asking prices at 6 Willow have ranged from roughly $607,000 to $800,000.
By George Dmitrovic, Realtor with Keller Williams Innovation Realty. Updated October 2026. Jump to the building guide
Waterpark Place at a Glance
Home type
Condo apartments in a high-rise, up to 23 storeys
Built
Registered in 1991
Size
About 1,250 to 1,600 sq ft, 2 bed, 2 bath (2026 listings)
Condo fees
About $847 to $978 a month (2026 listings)
Fees include
Insurance, parking, water, garbage, management, snow
Location
Willow St near Erb St, close to Uptown Waterloo
About Waterpark Place
Waterpark Place is a two-tower condo complex at 4 and 6 Willow Street, registered in December 1991. Condos.ca lists the complex under Waterloo North Condominium Corporation No. 145 and No. 198. The towers sit on about 3.2 acres of landscaped grounds with mature trees, walking paths, ponds and a covered picnic area.
Suites are bigger than in most newer buildings. Recent listings at 6 Willow have been 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom units with bedrooms at opposite ends, an ensuite, and a solarium or sunroom. Floor plans have names, such as the Niagara. Some units have two parking spaces, and some include a storage locker.
Shared features include an indoor pool, sauna, gym, library, party room, games and billiards room, workshop, guest suites, an outdoor patio with a gazebo and BBQ area, and visitor parking.
What the Condo Fees Cover
Condo fees in 2026 listings at 6 Willow have run from about $847 to $978 a month. Listings say the fee includes:
- Common elements
- Building insurance
- Parking
- Water
- Garbage pickup
- Management
- Snow removal
Heat, hydro and property taxes are not on the listed inclusions, so plan for those separately and ask the seller for recent utility bills.
Who Buys at 6 Willow
Buyers here want the space of a house in a building with an indoor pool and landscaped grounds, within walking distance of Uptown Waterloo restaurants and shops. The large 2-bedroom layouts suit people moving out of a house who still want room for guests. Listings also mention being near KW Hospital and the Erb and Willow bus stop.
What to Check Before You Buy a Unit
- The status certificate. Have your lawyer review it before your offer is firm. It shows the corporation’s finances, any lawsuits, and whether the unit owes anything.
- The reserve fund study. Check how much is in the reserve fund and what major work is planned over the next few years.
- Special assessments. Ask whether any are planned or under discussion, and whether fees are expected to rise.
- Rules on pets and rentals. Read the declaration and rules for pets, leasing and short-term rentals before you buy.
- Big-ticket building items. The towers are about 35 years old. Ask what the reserve fund study plans for elevators, windows, solariums, the roof, the underground garage and the pool.
- Parking and locker. Confirm how many parking spaces come with the unit and whether it has a storage locker, since this varies.
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6 Willow St FAQs
Answers to the questions buyers and owners ask most about Waterpark Place.
What is 6 Willow Street in Waterloo?
It’s one of the two towers at Waterpark Place, a high-rise condo complex at 4 and 6 Willow Street near Uptown Waterloo. It was registered in 1991.
How much are the condo fees at 6 Willow St?
2026 listings at 6 Willow showed about $847 to $978 a month. The fee includes common elements, building insurance, parking, water, garbage pickup, management and snow removal.
Does Waterpark Place have a pool?
Yes. Amenities include an indoor pool, sauna, gym, library, party room, games room, workshop, guest suites and an outdoor patio with a gazebo and BBQ area.
How big are the units at 6 Willow?
2026 listings have been 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom units of about 1,250 to 1,600 square feet, some with a solarium or sunroom.
What’s near 6 Willow Street?
Uptown Waterloo restaurants and shops are within walking distance. Listings also mention KW Hospital nearby and the Erb and Willow bus stop.
What have units at 6 Willow been listed for?
2026 asking prices have ranged from roughly $607,000 to $800,000.
How do I find out when a unit comes up for sale?
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