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Toronto’s many neighbourhoods are located within one of 10 distinct areas: Etobicoke, York, North York, West End, Downtown, Midtown, Uptown, East York, East End and Scarborough. The city’s vibrant downtown core is a robust mix of commercial and residential properties, making it an ideal place to live, play and work.
- Lawrence Park. Lawrence Park is high on the list as one of Toronto’s most exclusive neighbourhoods, for its tucked-away serene setting, beautiful landscapes, and superb architectural offerings.
- The Bridle Path. Nicknamed Millionaires’ Row for its collection of French chateau estates held by the country’s wealthiest and celebrities, Bridle Path’s origins are more humble.
- Forest Hill. Forest Hill’s quiet setting draws many types of residents, but especially families, for its superior schools and many, perfectly lovely parkettes.
- Moore Park. By 1930, Moore Park was filled with English cottages, Georgian-style homes, and Tudor homes. The area was conceived in 1890 to cater to the very affluent, with large lots and quiet streets that are shaded by a canopy of mature, stately trees.
- The Distillery Historic District. Located in downtown Toronto, The Distillery Historic District is a captivating neighborhood that seamlessly blends history with art and culture.
- Yorkville. Just north of downtown Toronto lies Yorkville, a neighborhood synonymous with luxury and sophistication. Here, tree-lined streets are adorned with stunning Victorian homes mixed with sleek modern condominiums.
- Kensington Market. Kensington Market is a bustling neighborhood known for its bohemian atmosphere, eclectic mix of shops, and vibrant street art. Nestled between College Street and Dundas Street West, this multicultural hub is home to an array of independent retailers specializing in vintage clothing, organic food, and global cuisine.
- Chinatown. Just south of Kensington Market lies Chinatown, a vibrant enclave that offers an immersive cultural experience. The streets are filled with Chinese signage, traditional grocery stores bursting with exotic fruits and spices, and a plethora of authentic restaurants serving up tantalizing dishes from different regions of China.
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