NEIGHBOURHOODS

Read about some of the neighbourhoods Sam sells in.

The Annex

The Annex is one of Toronto’s premiere neighbourhoods, with historic flair in the centre of the City. The homes in the area are known for their unique Torontonian style of architecture, borrowing from American, British and Romanesque styles. Bloor Street from St. George to Bathurst has something for everyone, from The Royal Ontario Museum, to the restaurants of Korea Town, to vibrant retail shops. The Annex is full of people from all walks of life, including undergrads studying at the University of Toronto, or the successful Bay Street professional. With the beautiful tree lined streets, and its proximity to unique landmarks, and transit, the neighbourhood is ideal for everyone.

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Little Italy - College Street

Little Italy is one of the coolest neighbourhoods in Toronto. It's home to a wide variety of restaurants, cafes, bakeries, clothing stores, record shops, and is a great late night destination for live music or dancing. Also known for it's amazing patio scene and annual foodie festival, The Taste of Little Italy.

Brick homes with large front porches and well manicured lawns help to maintain the charm of the European vibe that Little Italy - College Street is so well known.

There are many parks and green space in the area, as well as schools, and close access to the 506 Streetcar, and Christie Subway station.

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High Park/Bloor West Village

A unique neighbourhood in Toronto, Bloor West Village is a family centric area, with larger than average lots. With no high rise buildings, great shopping areas, and close access to the subway, the neighbourhood is in high demand. The neighbourhood also borders High Park, whose name is shared with the park, the city’s largest urban park. High Park is also easily accessible by transit, and is located along cycle path that lead to the Martin Goodman trail or downtown. The neighbourhood is diverse, boasting many family homes, as well as a large number of rental opportunities for singles and couples.

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Leslieville & Riverdale

Just east of the Don Valley Parkway is the family friendly, up in coming neighbourhood that was once acclaimed by the New York Times as the next Williamsburg. Not only does it have hip coffee shops, and unique boutique shops, but it's location neighbours the Studio District, so it's no surprise it would end up as the backdrop to many film and TV productions. In recent years, Leslieville has experienced growth, especially in the construction of new mid rise condominiums. These developments have been densifying the area, and creating a buzz that has transitioned the area from working class to popular

Riverdale is just to the north west of Leslieville, with the Don River Valley as it's western borders, and Danforth and Greektown to the north. As a gateway to the east-end of Toronto's neighbourhoods, it is a large and diverse community, with high density and old victorian homes. Riverdale is home to one of the cities largest green spaces, Riverdale Park, as well as lots of shopping, access to transit, and great schools.

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The Beach

The Beach looks and feels like a quaint lakeside village, rather than a neighbourhood in a City of two million. The charming, laid back neighbourhood feels more like a lakeside resort town, than a big city neighbourhood. In the summertime, thousands of Torontonians and tourists flock to The Beach to walk on The Boardwalk, exercise along the Martin Goodman Trail, relax by the water, or shop and dine at the colourful stores and restaurants along Queen Street.

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The Waterfont

Toronto's Waterfront, sometimes refered to as the Harbourfront, is a destination for tourists and locals alike; and for good reason. The short walk to Toronto's downtown core, the Waterfront is exciting, beautiful, and entertaining. In the summer the Waterfront offers residents and tourists the opportunity to experience the water, whether it be by kayak, by boat or dangling your feet from Cherry Beach or HTO Park. Toronto's spectacular Martin Goodman Trail also runs through the neighbourhood. A 56-kilometre multi-use path, which offers year round recereation along beautiful Lake Ontario.

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Sam can help you find a home in any neighbourhood, if you're looking for a new home, contact him now.

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