Determining which neighbourhood is the best fit for you might be a little more challenging than you think.
Toronto is known as the ‘City of Neighbourhoods’ for good reason – it has 140 officially recognized neighbourhoods and upwards of 100 more that are unofficially recognized. Each with its own distinctive character.
Deciding which neighbourhood is best for you will depend on what your priorities are. Some initial considerations before looking might include:
A Toronto-Lifer, I’ve enjoyed living in many of our city’s neighbourhoods. I know the people, the schools, the history and how they’ve changed along the way. I would be thrilled to share some insight about the neighbourhoods in which I work and help you on the path to finding your perfect home.
The Summerhill neighbourhood is named after ‘Summer Hill’ house, a magnificent Regency cottage built in 1842, by transportation baron Charles Thompson.
View NeighbourhoodNamed as a tribute to the abundant roses that graced the hillsides of the Jarvis estate in the early 1800s, Rosedale is one of the oldest and most affluent suburbs in Toronto.
View NeighbourhoodFor those who don’t want to feel like they are in the city, the exclusive Moore Park neighbourhood is the perfect place to live.
View NeighbourhoodLytton Park will greet you with character homes, large lots, manicured gardens, and streets lined with mature trees.
View NeighbourhoodBursting with antique stores, a wide selection of bistros and restaurants, and plenty of green space, the neighbourhood of Leaside is full of character.
View NeighbourhoodThis tight-knit community is home to affluent young Toronto families who have settled into detached, two-storey and bungalow homes.
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