BLOOR WEST VILLAGE

Between 1873 and 1876, John George Howard, architect, engineer and Toronto’s first land surveyor deeded his estate and his home Colborne Lodge, now a museum, to the City of Toronto to be known as High Park,in perpetuity for the enjoyment of Toronto citizenry.

Near St Joseph’s Health Centre this 400 acre park is a busy place with Grenadier Pond for boating, its popular restaurant, the summer Shakespeare in the Park performances, a small zoo, public tennis courts, swimming pool, picnic areas throughout, bike trails and cross country ski trails and toboggan hills; all this just minutes from the Toronto core via the Bloor Subway or The Gardiner Expressway.

From Bloor-Keele west, condominium and loft dwellings have risen along the subway corridor through European flavoured BLOOR WEST VILLAGE situated between Runnymede and Jane to the British ambiance of Kingsway Village's treed streets and the beautiful Tudor Old Mill restaurant at the stop bearing its name to Royal York all the way to the end of the line at Islington and Kipling. You can choose from a smorgasbord of elegantly sumptuous or casually understated lifestyle residences from the subway route to the waterfront playgrounds with abundant amenities for all at BLOOR WEST VILLAGE.

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