Neighbourhoods
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Our Neighbourhoods
Casa Loma
A prestigious and picture-perfect midtown neighbourhood home to Toronto’s most famous mansion, Casa Loma, and an eclectic mix of period homes and modern new builds perched on a hill. Here you are steps from most of Toronto’s finest private schools as well as walking distance to Toronto’s best shopping and dining.
Forest Hill
Centered around the Forest Hill Village on Spadina Avenue, Forest Hill’s neighbourhood pockets are comprised of large homes and estates set generously apart on wide landscaped lots on quiet tree lined streets. You will find a mix of Tudor and Georgian homes combined with extravagant neo-classical new builds.
Lawrence Park
One of Toronto’s first planned garden suburbs, Lawrence Park is the best of both worlds. Conveniently located but far away enough be removed from it all, it is the perfect neighbourhood to raise a family. With most homes built between 1910 and 1930, you will find more and more striking modern builds popping up. Lawrence Park has the best ranked public schools in Toronto.
Rosedale
Perhaps the most iconic of Toronto’s residential neighbourhoods, Rosedale comprises a number of quiet curving cul-de-sacs that interweave and give it its distinct country-like setting. Perched just above the Yonge & Bloor commercial center and buffered between mature ravines, Rosedale is home to some of the most understated and elegant properties in Toronto, making it the natural choice for Canada’s establishment.
Yorkville
An international neighbourhood bustling with life and a distinct european flair characterized by pedestrian only laneways connecting tree lined historic streets, Yorkville is home to the best shopping, dining, museums and art galleries Toronto has to offer. You will find the largest selection of large luxury condominiums available as well as a select mix of luxury town homes, semis and detached brownstones.
The Annex
Home to one of Toronto’s largest reserves of over 500 heritage residential homes built between the 1880’s and the early 1900’s and a long storied past, the character that is defined by the Annex is hard to match. Because of its proximity to The University of Toronto Campus, the Annex has a mix of seasonal residents and older long-time residents that give it a distinctly unpretentious feel, while maintaining its standing as one of Toronto’s most coveted areas.