If you’re single, or a young couple, we can't imagine a better place to live in Toronto than downtown, near the waterfront because it is simply one of this city's most beautiful features. Harbourfront is almost at your doorstep!

On any given day down at the Boardwalk, the green spaces and sand will be dotted with volleyball players, frolicking children, rollerbladers, cyclists, sun seekers, picnickers, strollers and people watchers.

If you’re single, or a young couple, we can't imagine a better place to live in Toronto than downtown, near the waterfront because it is simply one of this city's most beautiful features.

On a nice sunny day you decide to walk home from your office at King and Bay. Head south and east and eventually leave the steel and glass towers behind while you approach your St. Lawrence neighbourhood.

Riverdale is a large neighbourhood in Toronto, located directly east of the Don River Valley, south of The Danforth (Greektown) and north of Lake Ontario. Riverdale is known by many Torontonians as a thriving residential neighbourhood represented by a strong arts community that cater to independent galleries on Queen St and to the large corporate film studios along the waterfront. There remains a strong working class element to the neigbourhood as well. The tree-lined side-streets are complemented by the various styles of Victorian and Georgian residential architecture, primarily built between the 1880s and the Depression.

Leslieville is a neighbourhood in Toronto, Ontario, Canada east of the Don River bounded by the Canadian National railway line to the north, Carlaw Avenue to the west, Eastern Avenue to south, and Coxwell Avenue to the east.

East York is a former suburb of Toronto, which was a borough of Metropolitan Toronto before it was amalgamated into the megacity of Toronto in 1998. Its main claim to fame is that, before the amalgamation, it was Canada's only borough; Metro Toronto once included five boroughs, but the other four had become cities.

Located in the heart of York Region, Aurora is a scenic and friendly town situated in an attractive and historical setting. When people visit Aurora, they are greeted by historic buildings, tree-lined streets and outgoing friendly people. Aurora is within easy commuting distance of Toronto and all major points within the Greater Toronto Area.

In Ajax, residents enjoy a terrific quality of community life.

If you’re a young couple or family, and enjoy hiking, and biking, and generally “getting back to nature” types of recreation, this area is a fabulous place to live!

Scarborough Northeast is a neighbourhood in Toronto, located in the northeast corner of the city, in the former City of Scarborough.

The weekend is here and you need to relax. How about a nice drive down to Bluffer’s Park with the kids where you can enjoy a picnic on the beach, or just enjoy the fresh air? With many parks close by, walking the dog or going for a quick game of Frisbee are great end-of-day activities. There are lots of things for the kids to do—with local arenas, rinks, and swimming pools, the whole family can get lots of exercise!

This authentic European neighbourhood has great cafes, bakeries and butcher shops, many restaurants, pizzerias and bars and is just blocks to great shopping in the local Italian shops of Corso Italia along St. Clair or a short drive to Yorkdale Mall. It is also walking distance to amenities (new ‘big box’ plaza with new grocery store etc..) and there is a large recreational complex nearby (pool, soccer fields etc…).

Ledbury is a neighbourhood in transition. The first generation of Ledbury families have been gradually moving out of the neighbourhood and young urban professional families are moving in.

Cliffcrest is a family oriented community that looks and feels more like cottage country than a big city neighbourhood. The natural beauty of this area comes from the spectacular Scarborough Bluffs, whose gorgeous sandy cliffs peer out over the Lake Ontario shoreline.

The Sherwood Park neighbourhood is a very friendly community oriented neighbourhood, close to all amenities …  TTC, excellent schools, a variety of shops and entertainment, and lovely parks.

Please see the Local Neighbourhood Features within the description for this property.

What could be more relaxing after a long work week than taking a leisurely stroll on a sunny Saturday morning?  The western beaches area is conveniently located within walking/biking distance of High Park and includes many recreational paths and parks along Toronto's waterfront. With shopping, parks and the lake so close by, you can take advantage of the nice days to walk, or perhaps take a picnic lunch, relax and enjoy nature.

Please see the neighbourhood features in the description of this listing.

Over the years, Richmond Hill has remained a distinctive community, one of change yet with strong historical roots. Even though it is growing and developing, Richmond Hill has remained a community with a friendly, down-to-earth flavour.

The King Street West neighbourhood offers the comfort of community living and convenient access to Toronto's business and entertainment districts.

The Dufferin Grove neighbourhood is home to families from many different cultural backgrounds. The whole neighbourhood has recently been revitalized by improvements to Dufferin Grove Park.
Dufferin Grove Park is basically a community centre without any walls, it is the most innovative community park in the city. It includes a community bake oven, a music circle, a campfire, a community flower and vegetable garden, live theatre, a summer music festival, arts and crafts classes, and a naturalization project.